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This tested my patience … really did – LOL Held the glass upside down to fill in smoke. Quickly inverted it and clicked the smoke escaping. So many tries …... Edited the title after the first comment from Nicollette (PinPix) :-) Used to be “Brimful of smoke” View my other Glass pics
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In my 8th grade World History class, my teacher Mr. Billings wrote on one of my term papers: “To a gentleman and a scholar…” and I never forgot that. Here is an image I saw of mosaics on a NY Subway wall that I enhanced on PhotoShop that I call “The Scholar”.
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Parkeit (Parrot) Tulip “Professor Rontgen” photographed at Keukenhof Gardens in Lisse the Netherlands. Gear: Nikon D80, AF-S MICRO NIKKOR 105mm 1:2.8G ED
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All work in this portfolio is © Stephanie Rachel Seely. / These materials (images and poems) may NOT be edited, copied, reproduced, printed, distributed, displayed, performed, or used in any way, in whole or in part, without my written permission. Please respect copyright and do not save or upload any images or poems to Photobucket, Flickr, Myspace, Facebook etc. These creative materials are NOT public domain. This work was featured in Art Inspired By Dreams Professor Snape (whom I absolutely adore) from the Harry Potter series and a better version of me with a different hairstyle. The title is a pretty good indication as to what this piece is about ;) Outline drawn by hand, finished in Photoshop. Check out all of my Snape art here
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Some years ago, I had to photograph academics doing their thing. The main protagonist tells me: “The maths describes the clustering of high points in the density field. At the time, we thought galaxies might form there (in some circumstances, we still do).” And I watched him write it out, without his having to use a cheat sheet; you don’t become Professor for nothing.
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A book and gravity are comparative. / A comfortable place is imperative. / A cat on the lap is superlative. / And a nap and some tea / Always do it for me. / ____ / This photo is totally unposed—it was taken by / my husband, Kelly, when I was sound asleep. / The book on my head is a grammar book. / The cat peeking at the camera is Nevada. / She’s 16 years old now and looks / just the same. Aug 2008
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This is a drawing of my Breast Cancer Professor’s hand expressing my gratitude for his skill and care. The hearts at the centre represent my breasts. They may not be whole but they are not (I hope) threatening to shorten my life. The pink shells represent all the women whose breasts he has the care of. The blue jagged edge is to show how his ability to treat people is limited by society (especially bureaucrats who think research to benefit women should wait). This is part of a series of hand and feet drawings. Done in gel pen on 80gsm paper. Maybe other people would like to give them as thank you’s. / If you would like one custom made please feel free to bubblemail me,
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ELEMENTS !“ELEMENTS” was featured in the group ART IN MATH / ELEMENTS is actually an experimentation of sorts , and it all started at College on a recent afternoon while sitting in class with my camera. I take / group photos for some of my College Professors from time to time, and this was one of those days. While waiting on my Instructor to arrive, I looked out / the window and couldn’t resist taking a shot or two of the side of the building. In Photoshop I enlarged the image and then began my quest of processing / to a further degree. I used various filters, added a little color, tweaked at the / contrast, and played around with different lighting techniques until I was pleased with the final results. Photo taken at ACTC in Ashland, Kentucky with my DSLR Canon 40D.
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We’ve all been there.
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Is Gandalf off on a new adventure? Colliding water droplets created this weird ‘sculpture’.
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A show flower of great substance with thick white petals of good form and a rather flat nicely filled cup of vivid red to the base.
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Photograph. / Bjorn Lomborg, Professor / In 2002, Bjorn Lomborg and the Environmental Assessment Institute founded the Copenhagen Consensus, which sought to establish priorities for advancing global welfare using methodologies based on the theory of welfare economics. Lomborg was listed by US Time magazine in it’s top 100 most influential people in 2004; is the author of The Skeptical Environmentalist and editor of Global Crises, Global Solutions.
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I was walking through Cambridge when i saw this gentleman nodding off. It just seemed like the most wonderful thing to witness in the grounds of such a grand old university do i had to capture it.
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If you believe in the Christian perspective on the creation of man (or not), have you ever wondered if this is how it went down?
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part of the 10,000 – 1’ Buddha statues encircling the 37’ Buddha Vairocana. The small Buddhas were designed and fabricated by Professor C.G. Chen.
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here professor indignasious has at long last found his goal the Ark Of The Covernent lost to us so many hundreds of years ago. And now it is found.
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A bench on the UO campus dedicated to a professor of my dad’s that was an influential person in our family.
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A show flower of great substance with thick white petals of good form and a rather flat nicely filled cup of vivid red to the base.
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Jay, my Design Professor
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This photo was taken in Winnipeg Manitoba, A celebration of Polar Bears
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i just like the way he looked at me…
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