Mexican Wall Art
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MEXICAN WOLF captured in the wilderness of SAGUARO NATIONAL PARK EAST, in Arizona State This Wolf will be shot by human hands one day / Help Innocent animals by buying this work here 100% of proceed / will be donated to SAVE this ANIMALS from HUMAN HAND / Donations will be announced in DONATION JOURNALS in my protofolio GOVERNOR of IDAHO hear US we are COMING / VOICE your OPINION here CLICK ON ICON BELLOW / “DISGUSTING Humans”Why i dont like some humans? / U dont wanna know…but friend of mine send me this morning article / that might make you stop and think …why do we have GLOBAL WARMING?, / why the LARGE ICE CHUNK on Artica broke off? and why just why / we wanna kill WOLFS?? Why do i go in wilderness away from civilization, why do i love animals…. / Because they dont DESTROY EARTH and we DO / We need to stop this madness and writte to congressman and fight for wildlife WARNING / ©2006 aphoto4you Photography. All rights reserved. All photographs, / images, and text by Aphoto4you Photography is the exclusive property of / Aphoto4you Photography and is protected under United States and / international copyright laws. The images may not be reproduced, copied, / stored, or manipulated without the written permission of Aphoto4you / Photography. No images are within Public Domain. Use of any image as / the basis for another photographic concept or illustration is a violation of / copyright. WARNING: We vigorously protect our copyright interests. / In the event that an infringement is discovered you will be notified and / invoiced the industry-standard TRIPLE FEE for unauthorized usage / and/or prosecuted for Copyright Infringement in U.S. Federal Court / where you will also be subject to statutory damages of $200,000 USD / per infringement, as well as our court costs and attorneys’ fees. *PLEASE Support me BUY T-SHIRT 100% of proceeds going towards / saving these great animals and against governor of IDAHO desicion to / kill 300 wolves for fun that he calls SPORT / out of 2000 totals STOP slaughtering of wildlife / /
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Mexican wolf, taken in Saguaro Desert Museum..Excellent place I highly recommend it! Almost to the point of extinction, the Mexican wolf was listed as an endangered species, the United States and Mexico created a recovery plan. To make this work, wild Mexican wolves had to be caught. / Only 5 wolves were found. Four males and one pregnant female. These five wolves represented the hope for the Mexican wolf. These wolves were caught in Durango, and Chihuahua, Mexico and transferred to the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum in Tucson, Arizona. The first litter of Mexican wolves were born in 1978 at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. On March 29, 1998, 11 Mexican wolves were released into the wild in Arizona. The area they were released into is called the “BLUE RANGE WOLF RECOVERY AREA.” I was also told they are getting ready to release more into the wilds of southeastern Az and southwest New Mexico..
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Watercolor / Salsa Fresca Recipe: / 2 medium tomatoes,chopped / 1/2 cup white onion, chopped / 2-3 serrano chiles minced / 1/4 cup chopped cilantro / 1 clove garlic minced (optional) / salt to taste / Blend all ingredients together. Enjoy!
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Mexican mother and son / water color
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Wall Flowers is a mixed media production on canvas textured paper using ink, charcoal, acrylic and pastel. Just a nice bright happy painting, which I’ve made available as a card, laminated print, mounted print, canvas print or framed print in sizes small and medium
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Goosenecks of the San Juan, State Park – Utah. / 4 Shot Vertical Stitch. Cropped. Tone Curve. Saturation. All images© Copyright by Benjamin Charles Mitchell / They may not be used in any way without written consent.
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May all your Christmases be full of tequila-fueled Mexican wrestlers and guitar playing cactus angels … mmm tequila fuel. Feliz Navidad is Spanish for Merry Christmas.
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Watercolor
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watercolor
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Acrylic on canvas. / A young Frida Kahlo flying free over her beloved homeland Mexico.
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My lovely Frida bag from Oaxaca, Mexico, my vintage red gingham dress (I call it my Elvis movie dress) and my red wedge Mary-Janes.
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water color on cotton canvas
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Mexican Farmer’s Market, San Antonio, Texas
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gouache on canvas
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It’s a rather abstract composition made of Mexican Red Knee Tarantula and a macaque’s skull. Now, the tarantula needs no introduction, it’s an arachnophiles’ classic. The skull on the other hand is pretty interesting – it comes from Borneo, the Kalimantan province, and it is difficult to tell how old it is. The carvings are not really typical for the Dayak people, and they bear a mark of unique craftsmanship. I guess it would make a rather spectacular large print – up to 55×82 cm at 150 DPI. The image is a composite of two (I have only one spider…), taken with Canon EOS 5D, Canon 100mm/2.8 Macro USM.
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Festive bowl filled with a variety of hot peppers
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Sharing the Fire – original for sale / When I was growing up, my mother used to make flour tortillas almost every day. During the hot summer days, her friends and neighbors would get together to make tortillas outside their homes. They would share the fire on this big metal burner. This painting reflects my memory of it. I also remember a small blue crooked table where they used to put the tortillas. It was probably made by somebody for kids to play with. I loved to eat the tortillas when they were hot off the burner. I would stay close by so I could have one. Now I make tortillas almost every weekend for my boys. They love them. They always come and stand behind me asking for one. And of course, Sasha the dog would love to have one too. I have changed my mother’s tortilla recipe. She used to use lard. My recipe for a dozen tortillas: / 2 cups all purpose flour / 1/2 teaspoon salt / 1/2 teaspoon baking powder / 1/4 cup extra light olive oil / 1/2 cup warm water
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/ Mexican is a mixed media production by Karin Taylor / for sale as a print on card
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Pyramid of the Sun in Teotihuacan, Mexico. / /
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Took this shot in Monument Valley, Utah. I love the way the colours just merge. Classic mexican style hut where people take payment for parking against the backdrop of this amazing red and pink valley. My profile / / /
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This girl is of Mexican descent. We picked this because it went so well with her own profile. The painting is taken from a Mayan sculpture.
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Fallen Roof, Near the San Juan – Utah. / Tone Curve. All images© Copyright by Benjamin Charles Mitchell / They may not be used in any way without written consent.
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