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/ / Visit my website On The Rock Photography / / / / VIEW MY GALLERIES HERE / / WILDLIFE / / / SHIPS BOATS & DORYS / / / SCENES OF NEWFOUNDLAND / / / BLACK WHITE & SEPIA / / / ARCHITECTURE / / / STILL LIFE / / / MY FAVORITES / / / MOST POPULAR / / / PEOPLE / / / ALL THINGS SINISTER / / / CHURCHES OF OLD / / / WINTER SCENES / / / TRAINS & TRACTORS / / / SELECTIVE COLORING SERIES / / / Visit my website On The Rock Photography
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firing mortars in delaram, afghanistan. the shockwave blew up the dust on everything
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Sunrise over Signal Hill, Newfoundland. The first spot in Canada to see the beautiful morning dawn. / / Visit my website On The Rock Photography / /
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Garlic and chilli prior to being mortar and pestled for bolognese sauce. They were crushed along with a dash of virgin olive oil, whole black and red peppercorns, rock salt and fresh basil picked from my garden. Eventually cooked and simmered slightly with a brown onion, a dash of red wine and kalamata olives thrown in the mix along with some chopped fresh tomatoes. I took this image because I loved the organic natural woody textures and tones that beset them in the kitchen light. :)) Featured in the Natural Light and Color Group and the If it doesnt belong group!
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This is the second in my graffiti and back alley series. Hope you enjoy. / / More in this series: / The Writing’s On The Wall / / / Sandman / / / The Scribe / / / Tagged / / / The Vandals / / / The View / / / Bubblegum Graffiti / / / Marley / / / Visit my website On The Rock Photography
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I took this shot in downtown St. John’s. This would be #7 in the series, the bright pink colors in this one really grabbed my eye. / / More in this series: / Urban Artist / / / Sandman / / / The Scribe / / / Tagged / / / Writing’s on the wall / / / The Vandals / / / The View / / / Marley / / Visit my website On The Rock Photography
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I spent the afternoon downtown today photographing graffiti and back alleys. This is my first in the series. Hope you like it. / / More in this series: / Urban Artist / / / Sandman / / / The Scribe / / / Tagged / / / The Vandals / / / The View / / / Bubblegum Graffiti / / / Marley / / / Visit my website On The Rock Photography
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Contrast between war. fighting for freedom
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Historic Sapelo Island Light Station PHOTO UNTOUCHED Camera Info: Fuji Finepix s700 SITE INFORMATION: / Location: SOUTH END SAPELO ISLAND / State: GEORGIA / County: MCINTOSH / Nearest City: DARIEN / U.S.C.G. District: 7 / Current Use: ESTUARINE SANCTUARY / Owner/Manager: GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES / Open to the Public? YES / National Register Status: LISTED; Reference #97000335 / Name of Listing: SAPELO ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE Year Station Established: 1820 / Year Light First Lit: 1820 / Date Deactivated: 1899-1998 / Year Original Lens Installed: 1853 / Year Present Lens Installed: 1998 / Year Tower Constructed: 1877 Is the Light Operational? YES / Construction Materials: BRICK / Markings/Patterns: 6 RED AND WHITE BANDS / Shape: CONICAL / Relationship to Other Structures: SEPARATE / Tower Height: 70 / Original Optic: FOURTH ORDER, FRESNEL / Height of Focal Plane: 79 / Has tower been moved? NO / Modern Tower? YES / Type: WHITE IRON SKELETAL W/CENTRAL COLUMN AND BLACK LANTERN / Tower Height: 25 / Current Optic: REMOVED / Existing Sound Signal Building? NO / Existing Keepers Quarters? NO (DISMANTLED 1902) / Other Structures: BRICK/MORTAR CISTERNS, REMAINS OF BRICK OIL HOUSE (1890) Miscellaneous: / IRON BEACON CONSTRUCTED 660 FEET FROM MAIN TOWER IN 1868, REPLACED IN 1877, STILL STANDING; 1905 SKELETAL TOWER DISMANTLED IN 1940 AND MOVED TO THE GREAT LAKES; UNDER RESTORATION 1997/98; PUT BACK IN OPERATION IN 1998 Reference information from the National Park Service website Available as a Blackberry Pearl (8100) wallpaper download on Crackberry.com.
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Just finished coloring my latest piece (although I actually sketched this about 5 years ago on a city bus on the way home from art school), and it’s looking pretty good. My original thought on this as I drew it was that this guy needed a big frickin’ gun. No, wait.. a HUGE frickin’ gun! The kind that would, in no way, be able to be supported by his weight alone. In fact, the gun-to-guy weight ratio balance would be off so badly that he would be lying on his back in about a second. But, this isn’t real life, and nothing even says this is an illustration of anything from our universe so maybe he’s on another planet or something. Yeah, that’s it.. Overall, I’m happy with the way this turned out. I originally didn’t plan on adding in the smoke or spark effects, but I thought it needed something more so I started playing around with smoke and that eventually led to a much larger idea: the character seems to be literally ripping apart or on the verge of exploding. Very cool. I’m working on improving my coloring speed and overall composition, so hopefully you’ll enjoy this latest addition to my illustration/print portfolio.
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This back alley was in quite a sad state… garbage and broken beer bottles were strewn about, all the windows on the ground level were smahed and boarded up. The walls were painted with graffiti that were illegible and faded with the passing of time. It was quite a fantastic spot! / / More in this series: / Urban Artist / / / Sandman / / / The Scribe / / / Tagged / / / Writing’s on the wall / / / The View / / / Bubblegum Graffiti / / / Marley / / Visit my website On The Rock Photography
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Carrickfergus castle has lots of peep holes nooks and crannies … and archers windows designed so that a wide angle of movement could be achieved to shoot arrows at enemy intruders …
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At a 20-minute walk from my house and one of my favourite spots in my hometown, the Maison Melançon was built in 1787 on the south shore of Montreal, on the actual site of the Parc de la Promenade in Candiac. The town council has decided to buy it in 1968, and to use it as a meeting place for a ski-doo club and as a community center. This beautiful ancestral house has now become the local arts and culture center. Focal length 34mm / ISO-100 / Aperture f/5,6 / Shutter 1/120 sec. / EV +1,3 Nikon D60 / AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f3.5-5.6G VR Finished in 6th position of Top Ten in Home For The Holidays of the Country Bumpkin group Finished in 6th position of Top Ten in the Buildings challenge of the Weekly Theme Challenges group on February 1st, 2009 Finished in 5th position of Top Ten in the Historical Buildings challenge of the Communities group on June 27, 2009
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It’s amazing where you can find this stuff… it’s written on anything and everything. Hope your enjoying the series. / / More in this series: / Urban Artist / / / Sandman / / / The Scribe / / / Tagged / / / Writing’s on the wall / / / The Vandals / / / The View / / / Bubblegum Graffiti / / / / Visit my website On The Rock Photography
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Abstractor’s palette / Red, green, and blue / For him this set / Makes every hue / / Million colors / Dance in his mind / Seek to concur / When they’re combined / / Such complex task / Color to choose / Inside he asks / Which one to use? / / Selections strife / Use this or not / To bring to life / His vision’s thought / / This abstract fractal artwork is meant to portray the mix of the old classical painters mortarboard with the concepts of the abstract artist. It is very detailed, so it is really hard to appreciate over the internet. To give you an idea, I had to upload a PNG file for this one, because a jpeg at even the lowest possible compression just shredded the details to bits. The artwork was created in ChaosPro, and the gradient was created in the ChaosPro gradient editor. This is a pure fractal with not post-processing work done, so the details would not be diminished or degraded. The original is 6000×4800 pixels at 300 pixels an inch. / /
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I really like the way this old fire escpape hung down into this alley. / / / / Visit my website On The Rock Photography
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Dedicated to my Year 11 tutor group who are just about to embark on their final exams. Good Luck – I know you can do it!!!
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A mural found on a school wall. The mural no longer exists for the old school has been demolished. / The message still remains for us today…
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It could be the name of a video game, or that of a recording studio. It could even be a folk music group from Vancouver, or the name of a celtic rock group from Scotland. It could also represent some characters from a novel… but most likely, it could be a name that they have given themselves, the squatters who live in the disused buildings around the Old Port of Montreal. Focal length 36mm / ISO-100 / Aperture f/5,6 / Shutter 1/40 sec. Shot hand held in aperture priority / Nikon D60 / AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f3.5-5.6G VR / Sigma Wide Multi-Coated Circular Polarizing filter (forgot to remove it) /
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The third shot in my graffiti series… hope you’re all enjoying them. / / More in this series: / / The Writing’s On The Wall / / / Urban Artist / / / The Scribe / / / Tagged / / / The Vandals / / / The View / / / Bubblegum Graffiti / / / Marley / / Visit my website On The Rock Photography
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The houses we build can outlast us by generations…
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Old crumbling plaster on the outside of an old 17th Century building. / I took this when I was in Manila last October.. ==============================
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