Lorraine
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Lorraine Sumne...
Australia
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Lorraine Farr
United States
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Lorraine Roy
Canada
182 creative works found
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Soft Pretty Primula….
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This ladybird was one of many found devouring aphids on corn in my vegie patch.
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Osteospermum sp. commonly known as the African Daisy. This image was published in ‘ABC Gardening Australia Magazine’ August 2008 Edition, p64.
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I sure hope that Mum’s not keeping up with my activity on RB, or this won’t be a surprise on Mother’s Day! The image is of a Tulip, with the text also mine.
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This photograph was taken in the Main Auditorium on the top floor of the Divine Lorraine Hotel. The hotel is located on North Broad Street in Philadelphia, and has been abandoned since the late 90’s. The hotel takes it’s name from the leader of the Universal Peace Mission movement, Father Divine (aka George Baker) who housed his followers on it’s premises.
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This is the stunning blossom from my dwarf Nectarine tree. It’s a stunning tree while covered in flowers during spring, and most delicious, as fruit in my mouth during summer!!!!
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A nice tight fresh little cauliflower given a bit of rough treatment. Uploaded 15 February 2009
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Shot as is. Uploaded 13 April 2009
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Fresh Carrots…..I’d like to say fresh from the garden….sadly, fresh from the green grocer. Featured in Still Life Photography 13 May 2009 Uploaded 12 May 2009
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I was enjoying a leasurely breakfast ,with the low winter sun shining through the window, when this image presented itself. This is not an original image as the night before I was reading an April 09 Issue of Digital Camera World and came across a very similar shot. We’re a little behind here, I was only able to pick up the issue at the newsagents two days ago. I just couldn’t resist taking the shot myself. Mind you I had to hurry as the sun was disappearing and my coffee was getting cold. Placed in the Top Ten of the Shapes in the Kitchen Challenge 2nd Place in the Live, Love Dream Challenge Let the Sun Shine In Uploaded 8 June 2009
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It was suggested by Karen that I try a mono of my original shot. I started from scratch and converted to B & W. Jon, who is 16, loves this shot of himself. Featured in Older Kids Group 18 June 2009 Canon 40D / Photoshop CS3
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Temple Neuf – Metz – Lorraine – France
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My first attempt at TtV using an old Argus 75. I thought I’d better start playing with this technique since purchasing the Argus on eBay back in November last year. My 14yo daughter’s selection for the week. Reading is something she gets great enjoyment besides chatting to her friends on-line. Uploaded 24 June 2009
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Had a wonderful opportunity to visit a workshop of a toolmaker in Forbes, NSW. He is so proud of his machines and work. I’ll have to re-visit this place. Converted to mono in lightroom . Placed in the Top ten of of Let’s See Numbers Challenge in the Tools Group Equipment: Canon 40D, 50mm lens Uploaded 24 July 2009
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Uploaded for a Challenge Placed in the top ten of the Sepia Challenge September 2009 Uploaded 29 July 2009
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Nestled in a secluded valley of Jenolan Caves, NSW, Caves House is one of only a few tourism retreats located within a World Heritage area. Heritage-listed Caves House is an imposing Tudor-style building. Built in 1896, it is one of few remaining guesthouses of the Victorian era. ! Uploaded 31 July 2009
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Lorraine – France Digital Art
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Nothing better to do on a Sunday but play. Watercolour treatment to an old image. Uploaded 23 August 2009
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A shot taken on the way back to the barge to leave Fraser Island. A wonderful place so full of adventures. Texture…pollution by Ghostbones…flickr / I just loved this texture and had to use it.
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lorraine – France – Summer
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Another version of this I’m so drawn to textures. Uploaded 10 November 2009
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...are hard to find, difficult to leave and impossible to forget. A combination of my image, my textures…teamed up with a frame from Digital Photo Uploaded 7 December 2009
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Oh I do wish they would make scoop neck t’s
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Image by me…wonderful texture (old Paper) by Ghostbones @ Flickr Uploaded 18 December 2009
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