Parenthood
69 creative works found
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A young Australian Sea Lion emerges from the ocean and seems to be giving backtalk to his mother on Seal Beach on Kangeroo Island
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“Do not think that love, in order to be genuine, has to be extraordinary. What we need is to love without getting tired.” / Mother Teresa Another version of this work:
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A pair of Sulawesi Crested Macaques paying undivided attention to their young baby and displaying the most tender and caring side of their nature. It was a great privilege to witness and photograph this intimate family moment as the father reached around from behind the mother to gently assist with the grooming of the baby. I’m honoured that this image has been chosen for inclusion in the upcoming Red Bubble book Compassion, Courage & Friendship This image is best viewed LARGE / . / . / View the rest of our portfolio here Or visit our own website here / . / . / If you like this image then you may also like this….......
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Greetings card design to celebrate the birth of a baby depicting a mother and child against a black background. View the rest of our portfolio here Or visit our own website here
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Taken at a demonstration in Washington, 26 April 2004
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Motherhood demands not only Compassion, Courage and Friendship, but UNCONDITIONAL love. / The appreciation of Motherhood is written on their faces. The appreciation of a mothers embrace is equal only to the appreciation of a childs embrace. This is a digital remake of a water colour pencil, lino cut rubbing. A self portrait with my youngest child. / Created in North Queensland Australia
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my cousin’s wife holding their newborn baby ♥
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A pic I took of some friend’s friends who are expecting their first child, a little boy. The mom is being induced today so I figured this would be a nice image to upload on such a special day for them! text: / “Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it.” – Proverbs 22:6
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“PARENTS OBEY” departs from the complicity after the popular Shepard Farey “Obey” images and street art. It introduces an ambiguous element around the idea of social surveillance and obedience through the depiction of a baby in the message, baby that demands and is subject to parental obedience. An infantile message from one that supposedly has no formal authority, and yet it positions himself at the axis of control of his family surroundings. —-—2008 --—— “PARENTS OBEY” (Padres obedeced) parte de un guiño sobre las populares imágenes y arte callejero de Shepard Farey “Obey” introduciendo un elemento ambiguo sobre la idea de la obediencia y vigilancia social a través de la imagen de un bebé en el mensaje, el cual pide y está sujeto a la obediencia paterna. Mensaje infantil del que se supone no tiene autoridad formal y sin embargo se posiciona como eje del control en su entorno familiar.
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“PARENTS OBEY” departs from the complicity after the popular Shepard Farey “Obey” images and street art. It introduces an ambiguous element around the idea of social surveillance and obedience through the depiction of a baby in the message, baby that demands and is subject to parental obedience. An infantile message from one that supposedly has no formal authority, and yet it positions himself at the axis of control of his family surroundings. —-—2008 --—— “PARENTS OBEY” (Padres obedeced) parte de un guiño sobre las populares imágenes y arte callejero de Shepard Farey “Obey” introduciendo un elemento ambiguo sobre la idea de la obediencia y vigilancia social a través de la imagen de un bebé en el mensaje, el cual pide y está sujeto a la obediencia paterna. Mensaje infantil del que se supone no tiene autoridad formal y sin embargo se posiciona como eje del control en su entorno familiar.
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No matter how old you are, you can always count on me. I will be there to lay a hand on your shoulder and bring you comfort when life makes you sad. I will listen to what you have to say, and pay attention to what you can’t say. I will cheer and rejoice, and laugh and cry with you. Most of all, I will love you, always. I Will Always Be There For You was featured in the group Emotive Art – Not Happy Campers in September 2008. It also finished in 10th position of Top Ten in Teenagers: Mixed Emotions of Children – The Power of Raw Emotion Finished in 7th position of Top Ten in the Acts of Kindness challenge of the Images & Ideas Group on May 19, 2009 Buy this card with an inspirational quote, from my other portfolio . /
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Here’s our lovely little girl Daphne Yvonne, 3 weeks old. She’s a curious little chirp! addit: my husband thinks this should be called “One of these days Alice….POW! Right in the kisser!” or “Why you little….”
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Daphne saying hi to the world – 3 weeks old
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A family of elephants enjoying some good ‘mud time’.
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This is my friend & her 1 month old baby boy. We had so much fun doing this photo shoot!! This photo was not a posed shot, he was being fussy so we took a break, or so she thought….so she could play with him and get him to calm down again. I just had to capture a moment with her knowing. :o)
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It’s the strength derived from the unbroken unity of the family, that allows it to remain looking ahead, light emerging from the darkness…
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6” x 12” Acrylic on Board
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BEST VIEWED LARGE Donated by Robert Elliott All profits from purchasing this work and any others in this profile will be donated to the Wildlife victims of the Victorian bush fires.
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Father time, there’s no escape… A modern digital portrait of my Father xxx
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Featured in Affection – September 09 – thank you! Finished in the Top Ten in a challenge in the Good News Group – August 09 – thank you to those who voted!! Featured in the Good News Group – July 09 – thank you so much! Featured in Candid Photographs of Friends and Family – Thank you!! Finished in the Top 10 in a challenge – The Best Things in Life are Free – in the Mood and Ambience Group – thanks to those who voted! Featured in The Good News group – June 09 – thank you very much!! Featured in All Kisses – June 09 – thank you so much! My husband and my son in the summertime. My husband happens to be one of the best in the world – best husband, best father, best in his work and my best friend. Canon 400D.
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A humerous take on becoming a parent and all the moods that come with it!
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A humerous take on becoming a parent and all the moods that come with it!
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Members of a family in the South Luangwa National Park, Zambia.
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A young gosling mirrors his father, foraging in the grass for food. captured in Kinsmen Park, just north of Sault St. Marie, Ontario, Canada.
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