Nook
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A timber garden chair in corner of a garden, surrounded by green creeper that has also wound it’s way into the back of the garden chair. / Taken with a soft focus filter to add a dreamy look.
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Very simple really, it’s the plot of Charade. I’m a big Audrey fan, but I hate all the cliche glitzy renditions of her, so I created my own. Besides she did more films than bloody Breakfast at Tiffany’s. other work by nook
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WALL BOX 3
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The bravery of being out of range….... Well it’s one of those amazing statements that conjures up a similar image for everyone…WAR For me it was the pilots who were instructed to drop the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. But then I continued the train of thought…...... and as the song suggests, and Danny elaborated, we can all be accused of ‘The bravery of being out of range’. It applies to so much of our everyday life. If I had Scott’s talent I would have illustrated a woman giving birth whilst her partner looks on, a teacher in a classroom, or me! attempting to penitrate the bonds of the merry men (how do you illustrate that?). But I don’t have the talent, so what I have created comes back to my original thought….WAR. Sjem quoted “War is old men talking and young men dying” Odysseus, Troy (the movie). I love this statement but does it continue on from there? / Do we perpetuate the story by glorifying its devastation? poets are inspired to write poetry about it / historians are inspired to write documentries about it / film makers are inspired to make movies about it / artists are inspired to create art about it / musicians are inspired to play music about it / designers are inspired to design t-shirts about it (myself included) Maybe, in the end, we all encourage war one way or another – as artists, we speculate on an experience we haven’t had, and therefore are perhaps the truest version of the brave who are out of range. other work by nook
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Seal
by Kasia NowakGrey seal in ballet pose, Donna Nook, Lincolnshire, UK
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This Laftovers poster, intended to brighten up a kitchen, features a gymnast egg going for the gold as the judges look on. You can view more of my food & drink cartoon products and much much more at my Zazzle gallery
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6 months / 7 months / 8 months / 9 months / 1 week other work by nook
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This is a distant shot of The Tarn taken from close to Nicky Nook in the Forest of bowland in Lancashire.. /
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Shot from a samll hill in the Forest of bowland in Lancashire called Nicky Nook, good name do you think? / This hill is also very close to the village of Scorton and garstang, the hill is only 215metres high , to the west you can get good views of the flat land of west Lancashire and the Irish Sea and Morecambe bay, to the North good views of the lake district and the East and south, Grizedale valley reservoir and the Bowland fells and barnacre reservoir. /
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Eames Lounge
by nookCharles and Ray Eames Classic Lounge and Ottoman. other work by nook
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Unfortunately this isn’t particularly inspired. I’m ashamed to say I quite like the new range of Tiffany keys. After a quick search, before I uploaded, I found an already lovely key t-shirt by the talented Natalie Tyler ...but I thought, “hey, I’ve made it now and it looks a little different…right?” other work by nook
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Taken with a Canon 50D, Canon 100 – 400 L series lens @ 400mm, F5.6 shutter speed 1/250 second ISO100, edited in Photoshop At the end of last year I went to a location called Donna Nook on the East Coast of England. Between December and February thousands of seals converge on the beaches to give birth to pups. It is an amazing sight, I will return again in the winter this year to view these beautiful animals again. Please view large!
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Taken with a Canon 50D, Canon 100 – 400 L series lens @ 400mm, F5.6 shutter speed 1/250 second ISO100, edited in Photoshop Another shot from my trip to Donna Nook late last year, this guy (grey seal pup) was lazing in the winter sun when he decided to have….. Donna Nook National Nature Reserve (NNR) is probably the best place within the U.K. for photographing grey seals. Each year, as autumn rolls into winter, hundreds of grey seals begin hauling themselves out onto Donna Nooks’ sandbanks to give birth to their pups. Here the most important activities of the grey seal calendar are played out, giving photographers unprecedented opportunities to capture dramatic pictures of this spectacular period. Please view large!
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Please view large.Taken with a Canon 400D, Canon 100 – 400 L series lens @ 260mm, F5.6, shutter speed 1/400 second ISO100, edited in Photoshop Another shot from my trip to Donna Nook on the East Coast of England over the winter. Grey seal pups put on weight very quickly, feeding on their mother’s (called cows) fat-rich milk. Over just eighteen days they triple their weight (the suckling period). Cows stay with their pups during this period and do not feed, so they lose about 10lb in weight each day. Please view large!
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Taken with a Canon 400D, Canon 100 – 400 L series lens @ 400mm, F5.6, shutter speed 1/500 second ISO100, edited in Photoshop Last December I visited Donna Nook on the East coast of England. Every winter a huge population of grey seals visit the beach to give birth to pups. The location is an RAF bombing range which ironically keeps the beach safe and undisturbed; the RAF do not actually bomb when the seals are there. All being well I will be visiting this location again this winter with some of the guys from rb if we can get time off work together. Please view large
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