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New Exhibition @ Gallery 26
by Sarah MooreHi All, There is a new exhibition on at Gallery 26 opening next Tuesday at 7pm. !http://images-0.redbubble.com/rbimages/mybubble_wo…
Hi All, There is a new exhibition on at Gallery 26 opening next Tuesday at 7pm. Featured artists will be Marco Britti (fellow Redbubbler) and Danny Phillips (young mixed media artist inspired by modern suburban culture). Its going to be an awesome show as there will be more new Redbubblers hanging on the walls… Come and support your fellow artists, meet some new (and old friends) and view some amazing artwork. See you next Tuesday! Sarah Moore
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ooooh I'm so slow
by Sara LamondI try to get stuff out faster, but I’m limited by the number of hours in a day sadly…. Anyway… Yep – there’s a new show coming up …
I try to get stuff out faster, but I’m limited by the number of hours in a day sadly…. Anyway… Yep – there’s a new show coming up at gallery 26 – opening night is tomorrow!!! So I’ve made a new video to show the older work – we really swept the house clean this time – almost everything came off the walls and was replaced by new work. A few old favorites remain, but there’s so much new… you’ve got to get down to see it if you can! Ok, so if you missed the work from the second show, see the video here / / And if you can, come to Gallery 26 tomorrow night! / /
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New Exhibition to check out in Sydney!!
by Marilyn BrownSteve McLaren has done it again. Come along to opening night and meet a few fellow bubblers. !http://images-3.redbubble.net/img/art/si…
Steve McLaren has done it again. Come along to opening night and meet a few fellow bubblers. # / Artist: bodymechanic / browse art next xhibition featuring some redbubblers at 115 sailors bay rd northbridge / on wed 12th nov at 6.30pm ,notebly marilyn brown and ziggurini! all welcome come and meet sum wonderful artists!
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Join a New Group "Sydney's Guide to Exhibition's"!!!
by Midori FurzeSteve (bodymechanic), Laurie and I have jus…
Steve (bodymechanic), Laurie and I have just started a new group!! / It is called Sydney’s Guide to Exhibition’s Steve (aka Bodymechanic) is a well known Sydney artist on RedBubble and an amazing man full of ideas. He organises many projects, including group exhibitions. He knows a lot of people and is always creating new opportunities for the artists. He’s also looking for new artists for his projects constantly. Laurie is a Sydney artist and an art teacher living in Sydney’s Northern Beaches. Laurie’s aim is to encourage all the artists who want to exhibit their works in Sydney, find their personal style and get their work out seen into the big world. Midori is a Sydney artist and she exhibits her works in Sydney and Melbourne. Her solo exhibition at the Washhouse Gallery (Rozelle, Sydney) started on 25th Nov with 45 artworks. She loves to meet people and hopes to make more connections among artists. She believes this group will be the foundation for the artists who want to exhibit more of their works in Sydney. This group is for all the artists who are looking for more exposure of their works in Sydney!! / The images uploaded to this group must be the originals and available for future exhibitions (That means you can’t submit your sold works.) They must have information of sizes and the mediums. We can exchange information about galleries & exhibition spaces. / Share experiences about past exhibitions and competitions, art transport, workshops & classes, studio spaces, etc… Let’s get connected~!!!
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King tides, the last day of hols, and some new toys to play with!
by Craig ShadboltSadly it is the end of holidays for me. Today is my last day off after around 3.5 weeks or so of leave (I really shouldn’t complain, huh?...
Sadly it is the end of holidays for me. Today is my last day off after around 3.5 weeks or so of leave (I really shouldn’t complain, huh?!). I decided to spend part of it by taking some shots of the massive king tide that has hit the east coast of Australia. I thought of some possible venues and decided that some shots of a Sydney icon might be a good idea – Bondi Beach and the Bondi Icebergs Surf Life Saving Club. To make things a little more fun and interesting I also had a couple of new toys – a new polarising filter and a neutral density filter! Anyway – I thought I’d share a small selection of the shots I took, starting with: Bondi Beach – looking splendid for a surf or swim! — Here is a shot after playing around with a neutral density filter. Not sure if I like it that much… Time to move on to the Icebergs pool. If you are scared of sharks (after very recent and *very biased media stories) then these pools are what you need. — Mind you, with a king tide you could almost be forgiven for thinking that a shark may get washed up into the nearest salt water pool! — Especially with waves like this…. — This…. — And finally, this….. — If that scares you then perhaps you could imagine the pool under more smoother conditions, as portrayed with the trickery of a neutral density filter! For example…. —* And the final photo for this journal…. If you have made it this far I’m very impressed!! You deserve to sit back with a beer and enjoy a well earned rest by the pool! Hope you enjoyed the shots. Nothing special but I had a lot of fun taking them! Cheers Big Ears’ and hope to keep up the photo expeditions even if I am working flat out with a regular job!!
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Photographic studio hire available
by Michael DouglassI have secured a great photographic studio on Oxford St, very close to the Sydney CBD which is available for casual hire, or short to lo…
I have secured a great photographic studio on Oxford St, very close to the Sydney CBD which is available for casual hire, or short to long term rental. It would also be suitable for exhibitions or short/long term gallery space rental. It is modern and well maintained and includes: - 4.75m x 4.5m studio space. / -Nth-east facing windows for natural light (with block-out curtains). / -12 tungsten roof spot lights. / -Kitchenette with fridge and coffee/tea facilities. / -Ample bench space. / -Secure storage facilities. / -Mirrored wall (with block-out curtains). / -Air-conditioning. / -Built-in iPod music system. / -2×50w daylight balanced lights. / -Light cube (750mm x 750×750) for product shots. / -Change rooms. / -Adjoining areas very suitable to exhibitions and displays. -Additional lighting is available for hire. Rates are expected in the vicinity of: $25ph – student / $35ph – intermediate level folio work (non-commercial) / $50ph – commercial And as Redbubble and many of its members have done so much for me over the past couple of years a 20% discount applies to the rates for Redbubble members only. All rates ex. GST / *A current student ID is required / Discounted rates are available for 1/2 or full day bookings. Long term rental enquiries are welcome. An adjoining office space will also be offered for casual/short or long term rental. To arrange an inspection or enquire about hire/rental, please contact me on 0433 004488.
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The rear of the Law Library at the University of New South Wales. Taken in complete darkness hand held ISO 1600 1/30 sec. Grayscale conversion using simulated infra red. The image is a little noisy but looks a little more like film grain so I have left it the way it is. I liked the intersection of the various planes contrasting with the spheres on the ground.
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oz
by Earhart Chappel Inc. IPAit was an emotional trip for me in oz. it was the first time i really got to have freedom. and with that freedom came many wounderful peo…
it was an emotional trip for me in oz. it was the first time i really got to have freedom. and with that freedom came many wounderful people as well as amazing artists. / i got to be cheeky with / tots / free to be myself with / ademac / be empowered with tony ryan and his wonderful class / tony ryan / i missed out on several ops. and i am sorry that “life” did not allow them to happen. with roberto duran / i had a studio in place to allow me to shoot. mr duran and i shot several fashion shoots as well as, he was kind enough to put up with me in so many ways. thanks d! blown away by oz . model deep dark water from model mayem / classic anya ...thank you anya. with duran i was also able to work on several concept pieces of mine. without mr duran there would have not been possible. / g is a lovely model named gabriella who allowed my create side to show.who helped me with the start of my series on emotions through the series “the pull”. shelly another model form oz also helped continue this photographic journey with me. g4 on my last day in oz. mr duran asked me what i wanted to shoot.he allowed me to continue my series on emotions in a different way. and i thank him for that. / shame / crying with all of these artists and more i was able to complete soo much.and i cannot thank them enough for a wonderful summer. now a new page :the real world..i have to say so far, i wish i could click my heels and be back in oz. to a new chapter. with earhart in virginia. and to me a new page in new england
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Special media on a4 (21×29.7cm) water colour board (3mm imported Dutch backing board). Created 02.09.2009 Original for sale unframed at etsy Contact me (bubblemail or email sarah@sarahbentvelzen.com) for more information. See my website to see more original pieces for sale.
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Special media on a4 (21×29.7cm) pastel board (3mm imported Dutch backing board). Created 09.09.2009 Original for sale unframed at etsy Contact me (bubblemail or email sarah@sarahbentvelzen.com) for more information. See my website to see more original pieces for sale.
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or it could be “There is a light at the end of the tunnel’ Cockatoo Island main North-South Tunnel Cockatoo Island is a hertiage listed in the middle of Sydney Harbour and is also the largest Island in the Habour. Since European settlement the island has been used for incarceration of convicts, industrial schooling and ship building. Maritime idustrial activity was ceased in 1992. 10 years later the Sydney Harbour Federation Trust was established and this island was placed into their care. Rehabilitation and restoration of the island is continueing and upon each visit you are sure to note chages. This was my second visit to the Island and this time the trip was instigated by my wife, as she had never been here. It was a day out with the inlaws with all of us enjoying the photographic delights of this wonderful place. The weather did get the better of us on this day as a afternoon thunderstorm drew the days activity to a close. _EQUIPMENT / Nikon D300 / Nikon 12-24mm f/4.0 Lens / Tripod / Remote Release SETTINGS / Shutter: / Aperture: / ISO: 200 / Focal Length: PROCESSING / Photomatix (yes, again) / Capture NX / black/grey/white point allocation / Noiseware
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Self-portrait and photoshop (reticulation filter) Created 16.10.2009 This is a cropped version of the original Camera: Samsung L730. / Focal length: 6.3mm / ISO: 200 / Shutter: 1/5 sec / Aperture: f/3.0
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Self-portrait created 22.10.2009 (reticulation filter – photoshop cs2) This is a cropped version of the original Camera: Samsung L730. / Focal length: 6.3mm / ISO: 200 / Shutter: 1/6 sec / Aperture: f/3.0
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Sydney harbour
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My brain is fried and I wish I was sitting under this tree
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Every year there is a huge Christmas tree set up in the Queen Victoria Building, the nineteenth century shopping centre in the centre of Sydney. It is big and it spans three floors from the roof to the bottom. What is fantastic is that it has a different appearance every year. This year it is sparkling with thousands of crystals and lights creating a stunning view as you can see. I took this photograph early in the morning on 24 of December 2009. Not many people at all in the CBD before Christmas holidays. This is a tone-mapped HDR out of a single RAW processed with moderate saturation settings. There was not enough light in that part of the QVB, mostly natural light, so the post-processing helped to bring out the colorful details of the tree and the glass dome. Location: Queen Victoria Building, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia From my photoblog at http://www.bouncedphoton.com This print is available with 0% markup. Please enjoy and thank you for your visit!
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Taken tonight 31 December 2009 at approx. 9.00pm. Unfortunately, I was in the wrong place at the right time. I won’t be making the same mistake again at midnight! ;-) Sydney Harbour Bridge is in the left of the photo.
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Happy New Year folks!!! Enjoy …..
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David Iori Photography Website / Email Me / . / © Copyright 2010 David Iori Photography, All Rights Reserved Nikon D200 / Nikon 24-70 F2.8 Sydney 2010 New Years Eve Fireworks
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David Iori Photography Website / Email Me / . / © Copyright 2010 David Iori Photography, All Rights Reserved Nikon D200 / Nikon 24-70 F2.8 Sydney 2010 New Years Eve Fireworks
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