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This is probably the last of my kitty pix as I just got bored taking pictures of them once their voices dropped. And that’s probably why they treat me with total indifference these days. In fact, just the other day Scratch finished his water (we don’t give him milk because he never deserves it), looked up at me and said: “SillyBoy… or whatever they call you on that bubble thing… you could have been great if you’d just kept on shooting us…” So I told him I’d shoot him if he didn’t shut up. This is Scratch, from the same shoot as CAT in BW. He’s a pedigree Blue Point and he knows it and has since grown to be a total pain in the butt. Our other Siamese is Pepsi who is a dime a dozen Apple Head and doesn’t know it and is totally OK. But he’s not as photogenic. Such is life. Grin & bear it!
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2nd place winner of the 2008 Mildura Bush Film Festival (digital photography section). / Thanks so much to Robert Dye for supplying me with the name of the original artist for this concept. The Red Model was painted in approx 1935 by Rene Magrittes. / To see my website click here /
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“Ghost in the Machine” was the title of a book authored by Arthur Koestler. Koestler claims that mankind is moving towards self-destruction. Koestler states that the human brain is built upon primitive brain structures, and that these are the “ghost in the machine”. At times these structures can overpower higher logical functions, and are responsible for hate, anger and other such destructive impulses. The Police titled their 1981 album “Ghost in the Machine”. This is where I first heard of this concept. My t-shirt design interpretation of this attempts to graphically represent that man made machines manifest behaviours or events that cannot be explained. These behaviours or events are not programmed, they are the product of the machine taking its own course. These are reflections of our primitive destructive impluses within the machines that we have created…. as the machines are a reflection of us, they are likely to display self destructive behaviour just as we do….. More zomboy shirts here: /
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history-the verve
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Birch fences are part of my youth where I was living,at that time my mother was in chock seeing sheeps or cows in our vegetables garden and we could see hay bundles sleeping on the field.Of course I knew that if I followed the birch fence I would find the first blueberries for the love of my life,my father…a ritual I did for most of my youth.At first I only had a few bleuberries but what a treat I had looking to my father eating the first handful of those tasty wild berries.I was so proud and happy…. :)) / Taken with a D200 Nikon /
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what!!! – don’t you have an imaginary friend? well… they don’t eat much, they don’t steal your favourite stripey socks or take up much room in the bed or channel surf while you’re trying to watch TV. ...mine is always daring me to do naughty stuff. close up of plastic letters / check out the ingredients tee range /
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Mandarin ducks.
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...it means nothing really. Emilie Autumn. Pencil. (colour version)
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Please view larger! Just wanted to share part of my village that I put together every year. Each year / it grows bigger and bigger. This picture is half of it. Hope you like it! Featured in: “Live, Love and Dream” group / “Snow Glorious Snow / As Is / Nikon d80 / 50-200mm
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Please view larger! Reminds me of PINK DIAMONDS! While Whale Watching in Long Beach, CA, I looked across the ocean and saw the sun reflecting such beautiful colors on the sea with this lone sailboat – this is what dreams are made of. Nikon D80 / Lens 50-200mm As Is
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/ Cross Processed / Our Images Do Not Belong To The Public Domain. / All photographs in this portfolio are owned and copyright © N & L Williams Photography. / Any reproduction, modification, publication, transmission, transfer, or exploitation of any of the content, for personal or commercial use, whether in whole or in part, without written permission from ourselves is prohibited. All rights reserved.
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Digging a grave, I’ve got it made / www.ghostpatrol.net
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Wind Vane - A spiral wind vane made of colorful strips of cloth and sprockets
by Eyal NahmiasUS$4.83–US$110.20
A spiral weather vane or wind vane made of colorful strips of cloth and sprockets, is captured in a way that creates an abstract, yet only some parts are sharp to give the viewer an idea of the object and how it works. / CONSIDER THIS IMAGE AS A COMPANION! /
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The etherial (aetherial) quality of this picture made me think of something beautiful like heaven…angels would love this beautiful horse…
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Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm….
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This is from a shoot for Organic Life Magazine (UK) Published in the December issue 2007. My first magazine publishing!
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There is a bit of a theme running at the moment…. re: this.... I am working on my fear of spiders at the same time! Yay! Homepage feature on 18 December 2008… thanks guys =D
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Just metres away from a roaring river, sits this building, the original purpose of it is unknown to me, but it’s raw beauty struck me immediately …..... Software used …. Adobe Photoshop CS3 / Copyright Richie Dean 2008 Beddgelert, North Wales, UK
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I use to make dolls from Fimo-clay years ago. / This was uploaded for the Teddy-bear groups.
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Lower Ottoway Lake. The last glimpse of the setting sun. / Yosemite
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Candid shot on Swanston St, Melbourne, VIC. I like trying and experimenting with different types of photography, into candids a bit at the moment. I think it’s the expressions and natural emotions that you can capture that I like when things aren’t staged. I appreciate you taking time to view my work, and I really enjoy reading your comments. / Thanks for visiting :-)
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Photography. / Holiday Card. / The Kids Box Christmas Ornaments.
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