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THIS IS PART OF A BUSINESS I AM DEVELOPING USING FOOD AS AN ART FORM IN STOCK PHOTOGRAPHY AS OPPOSED TO THE MUNDANE SHOTS THAT ARE AVAILABLE NOW. THE WEBSITE IS CALLED WWW.FOODARTPHOTOS.COM AND IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION BUT WILL BE UP SOON AND TRANSLATED INTO 9 LANGUAGES. FUN JOB. AS A FORMER CHEF AND FOOD STYLIST AND PHOTOGRAPHER, I MADE THE MOST PER HOUR OF ANY OTHER JOB BESIDES HOOKING (JUST KIDDING). IT IS GREAT FUN AND FULL OF FRENZY AND AFTER YOU EAT LIKE MAD. MIGUEL
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Most people will look at this picture and see a bowl of sugar lumps. / But to me, this picture, taken in a pizza restaurant twenty minutes after receiving my first real digital camera, is a whole world away from being just a bowl of sugar lumps, as it represents the beginning of a personal journey. What a ride. ;O)
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Taken from above the ski-centre at Glenshee, looking down the mountain (between the Cairnwell and Carn Aosda) at Carn an Tuirc and Sron na Gaoithe – two beautifully smooth rounded eroded mountains with quartzite tops in the middle-distance. Taken on the Hasselblad, using Lucky film, re-toned afterwards.
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A simple and minamilist view of sugar cubes. I took this shot as part of a project I did on my favourite things. I wanted to create something that would also stand alone as an image without being part of the project, so it needed to have some impact and interest. I am a bit of a contrast fan so a black background against the stark white of the sugar was a must. This was acheived simply by arranging the lumps on a piece of black card. I fiddled around with the placing of the cubes and even sprinkled some grains of sugar on the card to try and get the right shot. The grains made things a little too busy for my taste and took something away from the contrast. The whole thing was done in my studio, which consists of a desk in my bedroom and the sun shining through a window. I used a tripod to keep the image sharp and a piece of white paper to reflect a little of the light back onto the cubes to soften the shadows. I hope you enjoy it Sutter speed 1/4 sec / Aperture f20 / Focal length 49mm / ISO 400 This shot is included in my calender “Numero uno” /
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A pink ribbon for Breast Cancer Awareness and an Artist Trading Card further highlighting the issue.
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A stack of coal with a coal fork
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mmmn.. i love these lumps that have shown up in my latest paintings… i spent some time enhancing it in photoshop, then decided i liked the original better!
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Recession? It’s all a matter of perspective.
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where is he from / under my shoe / or under a thong / what should you do / scrape him off / he is sort of soft / and stickey / now he’s free / just to be / friends / the end
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Placed Top Ten in BFF’s Challenge / on Good News Group Featured in / Bits and PieceS / (2009.SEP.01) / The Woman Photographer / (2009.APR.19) / Sisters in Arms / (2009.APR.24) They had never heard of a teaparty before—the custom must have been lost to that generation. They picked up on the idea very quickly. / (2005.AUG) These little girls are teenagers now. RedBubble Album: People Of The West
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my hometown of Port Victoria in South Australia was a major grain exporter in the early 1900’s the bay was often full of windjammers that shipped wheat and barley all around the world….. hometown shoulda bin born / in twenty four / coulda sailed round / the great cape horn woulda jumped ship / in my own home town / look at it now / you couldnt drown so many sails / sailed the bay / most of em left / some they stayed lumping grain / and drinking rye / and chasing stars / all across the sky the long haul out / crossing the line / the westwind drifts / saving us time the howling storms / the williwaw squalls / the ropes are wet / the sails are torn were rolling home / around the cape / the doldrun calms / will make us wait but back at home / the tides gone out / the sails have left / the wind to shout…… /
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Another doodle from a meeting that was so general I felt like a lump in a chair and imagined me floating above the city,... thusly setting myself free… / 5×9 Ink on lined notebook paper.
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You shouldn’t need an excuse to feel your boobies, but here’s the best one ever. Check your lumps for lumps! Number 7 in the Pink Ribbon series…and this one has a pink ribbon in it. It’s Pink Ribbon month, people! All proceeds from the sale of any in the “Pink Ribbon” series will be donated to UK Cancer Research and Pink Ribbon
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“See this booby? No lumps! And do you know how I know this? Because I check ‘em! “ Number 9 in the Pink Ribbon series. It’s Pink Ribbon month, people! All proceeds from the sale of any in the “Pink Ribbon” series will be donated to UK Cancer Research and Pink Ribbon
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