Light paint
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Monochromatic Portraits exploring personality, composition, light and shadow. Drawings and Paintings by Paula Stirland, a.k.a. Hatefueled.
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A calendar of selected images from the Painted Light series of work. Ten per cent of the purchase price of this calendar will be donated by the artist to the Medical Association for the Prevention of War from each internet sale. MAPW is an organisation of committed doctors and health workers who work tirelessly across all levels of society to support a future free from armed conflict and its associated perils. / Detailed information about each month’s image can be found here: Cover – Fire Before the Storm Jan – Fire Before the Storm Feb – Come Fly Around My World Mar – Suspended in Time Apr – The Watcher May – From the Light Within Jun – Memories of Marc [variant in yellow] Jul – Ethereal Aug – Yin and Yang Sep – Lima – La Fiesta en la Calle I Oct – Dancing Shoe Blues Nov – Creature of Habit Dec – Facing Away from the Butterfly
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Me and my friend Eleni Hadjikiriakou, made this unique collection of our original acrylic, paintings for our first calendar. / It’s a compilation of landscapes,seascapes,portraits and figures. Happy, creative year to everybody!
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This set of stunning photography brings perfect florals and still life together in this remarkable first collection by Walker. © Walker 2008 No part of the images in this calendar may be copied or reproduced in any way without permission. All rights reserved.
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This calender is a compilation of light paintings. There are two methods to creating a light painting. One method is to wave or to move lights in front of the lens. The other method is to move the camera itself in front of the lights being recorded as the image. Both methods usually involve a long exposure, between one and thirty seconds and sometimes longer on the ‘Bulb’ camera setting. All my images were created with the second method, movement of the camera itself. Some of the lights are street and building lights but most are from a set of Christmas lights hanging in trees at a local Farmers Market in Downtown Asheboro, North Carolina. I used a Nikon D300 along with a 17-35mm and a 70-200mm lens to create these images. I am very proud of them. Minimal cropping along with some burning and dodging in photoshop were also used. Some distracting border lines were removed. I have been a photojournalist for the past ten years and to this day find it hard to stray outside the ethics of photojournalism photoshop techniques used to enhance my images. This means as little as possible enhancement of these images was applied in their creation. There is one exception, ‘Please God Wake Me Up From My Reality’, which noticeably is the same image four times.
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Me and my friend Gogo Korogiannou made this unique collection of our original acrylic, paintings for our first calendar. / It’s a compilation of landscapes,seascapes,portraits and figures. Happy, creative year to everybody!
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This is just some of my artworks whether by hand or by photoshop
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Paintings of the Sussex Landscape by Lorus Maver
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Watercolour Paintings of the sea,Harbours & watercourses by Lorus Maver
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A collection of light art works by fiz-iks. Each is a performance that is captured by our camera. None of these images have been manipulated in any form and what you see is what was captured by the camera exactly. For more information visit. www.fiz-iks.com
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Let’s enjoy every moment by moment to moment awareness
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Lightpainting around Australia
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The Highlands and Islands of Scotland are depicted in Scott’s atmospheric and vibrant oils. / JAN: The Plane to Barra lands on the beach just beyond this croft. / FEB: This Sky study focuses on the effects of afterglow at sunset across the Western isles. / MAR: Crinan, Postcard picturesque harbour town located at the end of the Crinan Canal. My wife and I stayed at the Crinan Hotel owned by Scottish landscape artist Frances MacDonald. / APR: Looking West in the evening, cloud cover can become backlit and play tricks with perceived colour. / MAY: This place on the East coast of Barra allowed me a great opportunity to play with cool/warm colour contrasts and design-led mark making. / JUN: This loch (in the shape of the map of Scotland) I’ve painted many times. I pass it on trips to Skye and it looks different every time. / JUL: Sometimes what you want to say with colour can be restricted by reality for a representational painter… not here. This accurately depicts a recognisable landscape on Barra, while utilising many abstract elements. / AUG: When the horizon becomes unbroken all attention is focused on the forces of nature. / SEPT: The backlit effects of views out to sea from the West coast are in this case painted from memory. / OCT: Near the causeway from Barra (left) to Vatersay (right) this study captures a moment when the sun breaks out to strike the gulf stream waters which light up against the dark sky ahead. / NOV: Sometimes a literal depiction of a scene is the best way to highlight a postcard picturesque spot like this. / DEC: This describes the quality of evening light across the broken West Coast using contrasting translucent and opaque paint application.
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I have selected some of my atmospheric paintings, and matched them to the months. Jan – Graveyard Metallica. The lowest, darkest point in winter, in the Northern hemisphere. It gets better from now on! Feb – Hetton Colliery 1838. A dark and industrial scene, we have to tough this month out, like those hard men of that era in the mines! Mar – Smalholm Sunset . The light begins to get brighter as Spring is nearly here. Apr – Blea Tarn. Spring is here and the light gets bright. May – El Golco . Bright long days are here! Jun – Corinth . The season warms up and the longest days of the year. July – Market Day. The hottest month. Aug – Toscana . Holidays abroad and at home. Sept – Victorian Lady Fishing . September begins to turn the season. Oct – Old Carpathia . The dark nights begin, and October ends with Halloween. Nov – Beamish Wheel . Autumnal colours are everywhere. Dec – Trees of Eden . The winter Solstice, and celebration of the birth of Jesus. The reverse is, of course, true for those of you in the Southern hemisphere!
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This is a collective effort on behalf of RedBubble artists to collaborate in unison and create only the best themed calendars, pushing creative and aesthetic boundaries to the absolute limit, and then some. -Calendars R Us
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Custom ordered for a friend.
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I picked some of my personal favourite images here on RB and placed them in this calendar. :) I did not try to match up images to months.
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