Monolith
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Featured and on the front page for a while!!!
by Joanna ClarkWow I have made the front page of featured today – I can’t believe it! I only took the photo today – I am currently on holiday touring Fr…
Wow I have made the front page of featured today – I can’t believe it! I only took the photo today – I am currently on holiday touring France and I uploaded it onto Redbubble using the internet connection in the hotel I am staying in! I wasn’t even sure whether to put The Monoliths photo onto Redbubble! Thanks Redbubble!
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We, the Monolith of Ages
by Gordon Merrick JusticeWithin all people, good, bad or lost / To heal all sorrow worth the cost
Part of a collaboration… if it is still wanted… To Robert, and Most Everyone Else I Owe Apologies To… oh, BTW, Robert produced a brilliant response to this work to be found here Please view it.
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The majesty of this, the largest monolith on the planet is awesome. The markings all around it are written by Mother Nature’s hand and tells a story of Dream time.
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El Matador / Malibu / Dawn
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07.07.08 Sold The Presets T-Shirt
by ozlatBooya! Not sure if the feature has been disabled as I have no idea who is buying my tees but I’m stoked nonetheless… must be non-RB use…
Booya! Not sure if the feature has been disabled as I have no idea who is buying my tees but I’m stoked nonetheless… must be non-RB users which is awesome news for the community. God love ya for your purchase of The Presets t-shirt. An update of where this Sydney duo is playing live: / - 10th July 1008 (Exit Festival, SERBIA) / - 12th July 2008 (Les Ardentes, BELGIUM) / - 13th July 2008 (T in the Park, Kinross, SCOTLAND) And as I understand they are back in AUSTRALIA: / - 27th July 2008 (Metro, Fremantle) / - 28th July 2008 (Metro, Fremantle) / - 29th July 2008 (HQ, Adelaide) / - 31st July 2008 (Wrest Point Entertainment Centre, Hobart) Still in AUSTRALIA just a new month and a new reason to buy a t-shirt: / - 1st August 2008 (The Saloon, Launceston) / - 3rd August 2008 (Splendour In The Grass, Byron Bay, SOLD OUT) And then back to Europe spreading the love: / - 7th August 2008 (Oya Festival, OSLO) / - 8th August 2008 (Sonne Mond Sterne, GERMANY) / - 9th August 2008 (Bloom Festival, CHELTENHAM) / - 10th August 2008 (Festival Pantiero, CANNES) / - 23rd August 2008 (Creamfields Festival, UK) / - 24th August 2008 (Get Loaded Festival, London. UK) / - 29th August 2008 (Electric Picnic, IRELAND) Then I can only assume they are heading to the US: / - 6th September 2008 (Bestival, ISLE OF WIGHT) / - 13th September 2008 (Monolith Festival, Denver, CO) Shaka :)
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New Artist on Arts-fine.co.uk
by Samuel DurkinI just took on a new artist at my online art gallery arts-fine.co.uk. The artist is Matthew Billington and h…
I just took on a new artist at my online art gallery arts-fine.co.uk. The artist is Matthew Billington and he is a sculptor working in stone. His Stone Carvings have a spiritual almost mythical ancient prehistoric feeling. A sort of Easter Island or even pagan magic to them that celebrates nature, stone and the standing stone monoliths of our ancestors. / Please do take a look at his Carved Stone Scupltures
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Monolithic Thought and Imagination Deficit
by Lynda Lehmannhttp://1.bp.blogspot.com/_dMHzWVqxszg/SUUqv7b-LlI/AAAAAAAABdo/8oEO_ZfUre0…
Origin of Mind – c 2005 Lynda Lehmann Ronald Isom wrote a post called The Primacy of Imagination on his blog Metrogadfly Documents, that piqued on one of my pet peeves. He describes people with rigid mindsets that will not allow for input or processing of new information, and certainly not for any level of rational debate. / I know a few people like that, whose picture of the world is so fixed as to allow not one iota of doubt to enter their minds, that their “picture” might be stilted. They are so busy defending their rigid snapshot of the world that wonder, creative impulse, empathy, and a feeling of connectedness are impossible for them. They are truly alienated from the universe, walled in by monolithic thought. / While I respect the feelings of such people and recognize that nature and nurture may have come together in such a way as to foster such traits in their personalities, their resistance often makes it difficult for other people within their spheres of influence, to express themselves! / What’s your opinion on this subject?
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Extreme silhouette.
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Shot in the Sahara desert Libya. After driving for an hour through nothing but sand, we came across this rocky outcrop! An obvious photo opportunity and a good excuse to stretch the legs! / Nikon D300, 24 to 120mm at 65mm, f/18, 1/100 sec, WB manual, ISO 100. / / . / / . /
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A monolith to which has been added a sundial in the form of a water feature. Large and imposing. To be found in Winchester, capital of Wessex.
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Minolta x-370
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Found this amazing monolith while wandering around the summit area of Mt Stapylton, the Grampians. It is way bigger than it looks in this shot, and as you can see, defies gravity. Must return one day and get it under better light. Camera: Canon EOS 5D mkII / Lens: EF 24-70 f/2.8 USM @ 24mm / Filter: Circular polarizer / ISO: 100 / Shutter Speed: 1/6th sec / Aperture: f/22 / WB: Auto / Exposure Compensation: -1/3rd of a stop / Time: 8:53am on 27/9/09 / / For more Grampians shots check out my Grampians gallery. 10% of all profits go to the Wilderness Society
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sometimes it looks right thru the lens
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Follow Wayne King’s images on Twitter: / http://Twitter.com/King_Mindscapes Photographed with Canon Digital Rebel EOS300, 80-200 Telephoto Lens This image is available for use in nonprofit fund raising efforts with permission of the artist. At no cost to your organization you may adopt an image(s) for your organization and receive 1/2 the net revenues. Follow this link to learn more. / http://photoexpressionist.blogspot.com/2008/11/non-profit-organization-fundraising.html © Wayne D. King All photographs and artworks in this portfolio are copyrighted and owned by the artist, Wayne D. King. The prices herein reflect a special “digital signature edition”. If you would like a limited edition print signed and dated by the artist, please call 603-786-9378. 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 the artist is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved. Washday Book Calendar Links New Hampshire Mindscapes 2010 Washday Calendar 2010 Dreams of a Child 2010 Calendar All God’s Critters 2010 Calendar The Garden in My Mind, 2009 Calendar Mindscapes – the Color of Life, 2009 Calendar “Equus 2010 Calendar”: http://www.redbubble.com/people/waynedking/calendars/3926051-10-equus-2010 “African Mindscapes 2010”: http://www.redbubble.com/people/waynedking/calendars/3926051-12-african-mindscapes-2010 “Lightplay Mindscapes” 2010: http://www.redbubble.com/people/waynedking/calendars/3926051-19-lightplay-2010 “The Moment” 2010: http://www.redbubble.com/people/waynedking/calendars/3926051-24-the-moment-2010
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Elachbunting rock, what a well kept secret, 70 kilometres north of Mukinbudin,wheatbelt West Australia far bigger and brighter than Wave Rock in Hyden, fabulous place with a huge monolith rock, camping and bushwalking, a must want for any visiters up that way, ten out of ten from me. Camera Nikon D80
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Elachbunting Rock , situated 70 kilometres north of Mukinbudin, in the heart of wheatbelt country in WA. See other for full description, what a wonderful place! Camera D80
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Situated 70 kilometres north of Mukinbudin,wheatbelt WA a rock that surpasses Wave Rock in Hyden I feel. There is the wave and a fault break where you can walk under the fault through a cavern walkway to the other end, wildflowers, and free camping in a great reserve, well worth the visit. Camera D80 Did it sound like I was impressed?
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Overview of Elachbunting rock, north of Mukinbudin, wheatbelt WA camera Nikon D80
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Taken at Uluru/Ayres Rock
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Taken at Uluru,Ayres Rock central australia
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The Capertee Valley, NSW Australia in the Blue Mountains, taken from Pearsons Lookout off the Castlereagh Highway, Capertee. The Capertee area is on the Great Dividing Range. A truly magical place. The Capertee Valley is the second largest canyon in the world, 1km wider than the Grand Canyon and longer. However, no where near as deep. It also has the largest bird population per square kilometer in the southern hemisphere and is the home of the endangered Regent Honeyeater. This panorama was taken at 7.34am on 14 December. Sony DSLR A200, 18-70mm lens at 26mm using a monopod. Five images were stitched together to achieve this panorama in Photoshop CS4. No colour altering or enhancing has been applied. See Also Capertee Valley And Misty Morning Magic / And Capertee Valley Panorama / / And Misty Morning Magic /
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Mt Augustus
by EggorPhoto taken of Mt Augustus in the Western Australian Outback. / Mount Augustus is widely claimed to be the “world’s largest monolith”
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