Pipes
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This was a knitting mill, I think. It has now been razed to make way for a Bunnings! Apparently you cannot have too many Bunnings?!
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Close-up photo of a pipe sculpture at Werribee Park.
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A young Satyr playing Pan Pipes under the full moon and starry sky. He is seated on a rock and entertaining his fox and rabbit companions.
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Noticed this on the way home from the parade. This is a portion of the side of Cochrane Street United Church. / / ..................................... / Click here to add me to your watch list. / .....................................
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A little something for my Dad who hits retirement age in the next few weeks. Don’t worry Dad. I’m saving the one with the motorised wheelchair, medication and the grim reaper for your 75th ;)
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E-510. 28mm. 10sec @f/22. WB 6000K.
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Asheville, NC. USA. E-510. 28mm. 15sec @f/16. WB6000K.
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A firm favourite of mine, i always like taking pics of pipework and valves when in derelict places, and these were no exception. Found these hiding behind a huge boiler in the derelict mental asylum over the weekend.
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100% digital free. 4×5 b&w neg + darkroom. / Nearly 2 full months since the New Year and not an idea for a new project. I think my eyes are stuck.
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inspired by the lone piper … and his song for the fallen soldiers – the lament: ‘flowers of the forest’ ... such a beautiful tune along with ‘highland cathedral’ ... if you don’t know these tunes then source them and listen carefully. Another song to source and listen to is ‘green fields of france’ by the fureys … magical song !!! great – ‘friend forever’ or ‘remembrance’ card
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PLEASE CLICK AND VIEW THE WHOLE PAINTING / an abstract piece done over 3 canvases using acrylic paints / 100cm x 40cm / Dimensions – 3170 857 Email me or Bubblemail me if you would like a custom version of this painting done for Yourself! Original Available For Sale *Shoes available on Zazzle.com / Click Here To Check Them Out /
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Pigeon + top hat + monocle + pipe = awesome Dark version: /
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Under the bridge… in Berlin Spandau (Germany)...
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1920’s homestead kitchen looking into living room and a bedroom / the stove is a Quick Meal Stove Co. of St Louis Miss, / probably about a 1920’s 1930’s / coverted to propane gas at some point / the back looks burnt out shows lots of use / these stoves were good bakers ,food had a better taste then today’s / modern ones good give us / taken in south western Saskatchewan, / with Olympus DSLR E 510/ 14-42 Zuiko lenes
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An old window with green shutters in the historic Italian town of Albenga. Below the window are the remnants of a painted sign advertising a coffee house
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/ The latest additon to the Everyday Things Collection is “Still Life with Picture Wire” ....this series is very personal to me in that they represent objects and tools, that are part of my life…I remember being told long ago by an art expert, that it is best to paint what you know, and I feel that the things I use, not only contribute to the quality of my life but have an intrisic beauty of their own... Mighty Leaf teabags are so pretty even when used…all that stitching and silky mesh / Astonishingly, I just found out a couple of days ago from Mingtees, about a world famous artist who has painted the very same everyday things that I do…’How wonderful” I thought…most of those pieces were done some time ago and I am very curious to see how he did them…his newest works on exhibit at the Pace Gallery now include the real tools actually hanging from the canvas…it proves to me that we certainly don’t work in a vacuum…there are probably many other artists around the world who feel the same way as I do and paint the same things... Watercolour on Saunders Waterford Hot Pressed Paper / Enigma…A Stii Life / Still Life with an Awl / The Legacy / Still Life with Old Dandelion Stencil and Terracotta Pots / Still Life with Wellingtons / The Sap Bucket
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A young Pwo Karen girl in Northern Thailand smokes her tobacco pie while looking after her younger sister. In the 1980s it was common for the children of some hilltribes to smoke rough homegrown tobacco and chew betel. As schools were established the practice has died out. This candid shot was taken in the early 1980s with a nikon FM2, 135mm lense and kodachrome slide film.
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This self portrait is painted using acrylic on canvas with gel pens. I have included gelpens, not only to give a greater aesthetic appeal but also to include a feminine influence which disrupts the traditionally masculine orientated world of painting. This piece shows a traditionally masculine object (the pipe) and combines it with my hand, which looks like a lady’s hand with the nail varnish. The overall impression of the piece is meant to be highly androgynous.
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Shot at my favorite set of rocks on the beach in the North bay at Kaikoura, New Zealand, lovely soft blue tones as the light dies. This is one of about 20 frames, the others have fuller and more typical wave patterns. I like this one because i got it by accidence, as soon as I saw it i thought of a pipe or mouth blowing smoke. Shot on a Nikon D700 with 17-35mm Nikkor Lens, ND 8 soft Grad, tripod with weighted bags.
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this is a work inspired by watching a bunch of tulips rising high under the sun light brings the feeling of hope…....
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A preview of what’s in store for Wave Four of the Game of Kings collaborative project, to be released on Monday, 17 August. Artwork: Simon Sherry
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Flower growing at an abandoned industrial site.
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Taken at Organ Pipe National Monument which is about 145 miles west of Tucson, AZ. Nikon D-80 / 18-135 mm lens at 44 mm / 1/250 at f/9
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