No tears
54 creative works found
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No Tears In Heaven
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No Tears in Heaven
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As opposed to the ‘Tears’ by Man Ray.
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Digital Art
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This little girl has not very happy after being told no she couldn’t have something and since my kids do the same thing I just had to capture the moment.
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No more tears, / No more sorrows, / No more pain, / No more shouts, / No more sadness, / No more dreams, / No more pleasure, / No more desire, / No more calls, / No more mails, / No more letters, / No more smiles, / No more laughter, / No more songs, / No more… / Because…it’s too hard when it’s the end, / Too hard when you leave me, / Too hard when you choose her, / Too hard when you say “sorry”, / Too hard when you write you have to go back home, / Too hard when you say I’ll miss you, / Too hard when you write you hope I’ll find the one, / Too hard…because you were the one… / Never more…with you… / Your lips on mine, / Your hands on my body, / Your fingers in my hair, / Your sex in mine, / Your smile answering to mine, / Your soft voice in my ears, / Your sweet skin against mine, / Your body close to mine, / Never again… / And my heart is empty, / And my soul is ill, / And my eyes are closed, / And my smile is dead, / And my love is lost… / You’ll never know how much I was in love… / Never… / We never learn about love.
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murphy series 2
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Collage on card / 250mm x 200mm This work was part of a series of collages created and submitted to the 7th “Baker’s Dozen” International Collage Exchange exhibition in 2005. The exhibition can be viewed by clicking here This artwork was also included in issue 3 of No Tears magazine.
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Collage on card / 290mm x 210mm This artwork was included in the 1st Americas Bakers 1/2 Dozen Exhibition at the International Museum of Collage, Assemblage and Construction (Fort Worth, Texas – U.S.A) View the entire exhibition here The artwork can also be seen in issue 3 of No Tears magazine. Expiry Date #5 was also a featured artwork on the RedBubble Featured Art And Photography page in December 2008
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Collage on card / 140mm x 200mm In 1943, Australian artist Albert Tucker painted “Victory Girls” as part of his Images Of Modern Evil series. The girls in Tucker’s painting are gleefully surrendering their bodies to the advances of the sinister and grotesque Australian soldiers who were stationed in Melbourne at the time. Victory Girls can be seen here However, in my For Whom The Belle Tolls series, it is not their bodies that these girls are sacrificing to the occupying forces, instead it is their minds. The war has moved on from the battlefield, and is now played out in the domain of the media. They are now being ravished by information from broadcasts, newsfeeds, gossip magazines and billboards. And as in Tucker’s Victory Girls, they enjoy these perverse advances. Other works in the Series: For Whom The Belle Tolls #1 / For Whom The Belle Tolls #5 This work was exhibited in the 2005 Postcard exhibition at the Linden Gallery in St. Kilda, Melbourne, and was also included in issue 3 of No Tears magazine.
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Collage on card / 140mm x 200mm In 1943, Australian artist Albert Tucker painted “Victory Girls” as part of his Images Of Modern Evil series. The girls in Tucker’s painting are gleefully surrendering their bodies to the advances of the sinister and grotesque Australian soldiers who were stationed in Melbourne at the time. Victory Girls can be seen here However, in my For Whom The Belle Tolls series, it is not their bodies that these girls are sacrificing to the occupying forces, instead it is their minds. The war has moved on from the battlefield, and is now played out in the domain of the media. They are now being ravished by information from broadcasts, newsfeeds, gossip magazines and billboards. And as in Tucker’s Victory Girls, they enjoy these perverse advances. Other works in the Series: For Whom The Belle Tolls #1 / For Whom The Belle Tolls #2 This work was exhibited in the 2005 Postcard exhibition at the Linden Gallery in St. Kilda, Melbourne, and was also included in issue 3 of No Tears magazine.
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my entry in a current challenge over here location: Forster NSW Australia
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I took this after a friend challenged me to try still life techniques. I had fun with this but it required quite a lot of preparation- especially placing white board around the room to eliminate reflections in the mirror. I used the magnified side of the cosmetics mirror to make the lipsticks balanced in the frame, I shot in mirror lock up mode and used a handheld shutter release and tripod. I played for what felt like hours with different angles and setups. Keeping all this clean about drove me up the wall! / All this has made me appreciate the effort required in Still Life photography! Kudos to those amazing photographers. Best viewed in the larger format. Thanks for looking…
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No man or woman is worth your tears the one who is will not make you cry. Taken Jan 21st 2009 Panasonic lumix dcm fz18 1/60s / 2.8 f / 4.6mm focal length / iso 400
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thank you for viewing my heART!! / stock credit: MJRANUM
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Dumb as dirt, I know. But shooting this paired couple of Mallards while they did their best to look casual around all the turtles was fun. :-) These two seemed to know the huge snapping turtle from Sacramento’s McKinley Park Duck Pond. I’m sure they’d seen each other before but somehow doubt they’d ask her (as depicted elsewhere) to perform the marriage ceremony for them. Nevertheless, the fertile imagination of your intrepid photojournalist sprouted this title and concept. When I die, if I find out that I was RIGHT, you’ll know when you hear hysterical laughter coming from a very odd looking cloud… Nikon D80 with the Nikkor 70-300mm telephoto lens As featured in Odd One Out group!
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2008 featured in / Strictly Human Faces on 08/09 Top ten in challenge: / Poetry and Beautiful Women (Poetess Challenge)
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Soft pastels on black colourfix paper. I was given permission to use this photo to paint from see carf photostream on Flickr- I really enjoyed painting it. / I know it is sad but it tells a story of Street kids. and brotherly love. We are to comfort and love one another and lift each other up. Encourage one another daily, as long as it is called today. Hebrews 3.13
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collaboration between myself and Béla Torok.. / His photography is inspired! / I’m honored to work with him!!! / redbubble.com/people/belatorok/ / stock model / rammkitty-stock.deviantart.com / my own other photos for blending/lighting this image has been digitally watermarked – if stolen or used without my consent can be tracked online.
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