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Film noir in real life, the pictures are always there, materialize for a few brief seconds through the chaos then fade back.
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Pen and ink with watercolor wash on Arches rough watercolor paper. MacCarthy’s Bar, Castletownbere, Beara Peninsula, Ireland. This pub and the owner are featured in the book “MacCarthy’s Bar”. This is the owner of the pub walking her pug dog, but I didn’t know it when I shot the reference. :) This piece was commissioned by a neighbor named McCarthy,he still has many relatives in the town. He tells me a feature film was filmed in Castletownbere last summer and will be released soon.
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Illustration from my up coming book “The Pubs of Hastings and St.Leonards” written by David Russell. / Over 100 illustrations have been done for this book and I can’t wait to see it in my sticky mits: ) Pen and Ink on Bristol Board. Date of publishing: TBA
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A girl and her dog outside a pub, I would have prefered if she was on the other side of the bench but how and ever…
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local pub in samford
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The Crown Dining Liquor Saloon, Belfast This is my favourite watering hole, where you want the Guiness attached via an IV and to be left alone to contemplate the mystery of the inky black goodness standing before you.
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Still exploring new processes – a sketched version of one of our Aussie Ettamogah Pubs (this one is in Kellyville, on the northwestern edge of Sydney) – an original colour version is here. Now all we need is a couple of Col Brown’s wonderful blokes leaning on a verandah post with a tinny or two!! / Landscapes Trees Cards EOD Rusty Flowers Architecture Macro CatchAll DM / /
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I was watching a western today and these words were on a huge sign outside a saloon. If I owned a pub I would wear this for sure! Dont forget to check out my profile for even more cool designs! /
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I took this on a lunch visit to the George IV Inn at Picton in country NSW. Featured in the Object Studies & Concepts Group August 2008 / Top Ten placement in the Mood & Ambience – Strictly Photos group challenge – Glass – March 2009 /
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They really do say it when you order a “cheezborger”. I ordered two. They rocked. blogged here
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Where everyone knows your name… / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
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Inside the Wheatsheaf Hotel in Thebarton, South Australia. No pokies, no big TV’s, no betting agency, just good atmoshpere, beer and whisky. ========== You may find my website worth a peek
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The reflection of the Prince Alfred Pub window in Little Venice, London, England, taken in December 2007.
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Paddy’s Pub © Vicki Ferrari This was taken at Inverell Pioneer Village in New South Wales, Australia. I would have to have been there when it was a real pub and to have met all the characters that would have been there and to hear all their stories! It reminds me of time gone. When I was there, I could almost hear the horses hooves and hear people talking! It has a peaceful feel to it. Purchase Card / Purchase Canvas Print / Tech Data / Nikon D70s / NEF to JPG / Photoshop Vicki Ferrari
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I found this bit of news about the pub online. The fearsome landlady: Kath Duffy runs The Newcastle Packet ‘The first pub round here closed two to three years ago, when the landlady went bankrupt. That was just the beginning. I’ve been in my pub for 26 years and being on the seafront, there were the fishermen. But now – well, I look out of the window and I can only see a couple of little boats. Why are pubs closing down? Because of the supermarkets: as a tenant, I have to buy my beer from the brewery but in the supermarket it’s nearly three times cheaper. You can get two cases for £16 while I’m paying around £40. It’s not easy for us; all we’re doing now is living. The smoking ban was another nail in the coffin. I think we will lose the traditional pub. Instead it’ll all be wine bars and “superpubs” with massive screens selling cheap beer because they’re not tied to a brewery. They can afford to sell at £1.50 a pint – how can you compete with that? On top of that, where people used to come out at eight o’clock at night, they now come at 10pm as everything is open so late. We have a licence until 1am – but there’s a big bar in town open until 3am and a casino with a bar open until 6am. We do what we can, though. We have live music, a piano for a proper sing-song. I don’t stand for any trouble in the pub either. We had a problem with gangs going to the joke shop round the corner, buying stinkbombs, and throwing them in the pub. We lost trade immediately. So I went around to the joke shop, bought some stinkbombs and stamped on them right there. “You stole my trade,” I said, “now I’m going to steal yours.” Things are already hard, but when you get a good day and something like that happens, it’s ruined.’ The Newcastle Packet, Sandside, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, tel: 01723 373 080 / - News Link Below. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/this-britain/the-lastchance-saloon-can-anyone-save-the-great-british-boozer-854974.html
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Illustration from my up coming book “The Pubs of Hastings and St.Leonards” written by David Russell. / Over 100 illustrations have been done for this book and I can’t wait to see it in my sticky mits: ) Pen and Ink on Bristol Board. Date of publishing: TBA
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The Castle Bar is situated in Waterloo Street, Derry. This street is coming down with pubs, probably the best in the city for traditional Irish and rock music. The Castle is a very old bar. It’s back wall is part of the seventeenth century Derry Walls. Upstairs is said to be haunted by the ghost of a young girl. / If you look very closely you can see a bodhran (Irish drum) in the window. On the front of the bodhran is a picture of that famous Irish patriot, Che Guevara (he he). Canon EOS 450D, 18-55mm lens. Single image HDR.
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My wife Dawn, Lois Romer and I, are going for lunch at this pub in rural Clarkefield on Sun June14. It is located 5 minutes away from where I live and is just wonderful. / Built in 1857 the Coach & Horses Pub has been known by various names during it’s long history, including the “Clarkefield Hotel”. / This pub is literally haunted…...... / Click here. and Here. / So look forward to seeing more images of this hotel over the coming weeks. / This is my very first attempt at using PhotoShop, as well as this sort of effect. / I hope you approve….? / And even if you don’t believe in ghosts, you have to keep an open mind, because you haven’t been to see what it’s like and come back to tell me so. / ( hdr x2 images using Dynamic-PhotoHDR and / Picasa3 and PhotoShop7 as Post Op ) ===================
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How could you resist composing a shot like this? Clear blue winter sky. Bright red roof. Highly visible yellow signs. And a laconic Aussie sign that says “Keep Right” while the arrow points left! This is the famous Ettamogah Pub, just outside Albury in New South Wales. I’ve stopped here many times and shot the pub in many different weather conditions, but when I stopped there briefly on June 5 this year, the sky was flawless. It was also a marvellous counterpoint for the fresh red paint on the distinctive metal roof. The Ettamogah Pub is based on a fictional pub in a famous Outback cartoon series. It all started with the late Ken Maynard, an Australian police officer who began contributing cartoons in 1958 to a magazine called “The Australasian Post”. His fictional “Ettamogah Pub” – and its strong-jawed Outback drinkers in their blue singlets and shorts – became so famous that someone had the great idea of reconstructing the pub in real life. Interestingly, the project posed a special problem for the architects because there were no right angles or straight lines in Maynard’s rendering! The pub is a huge tourist attraction – despite the sign outside that proclaims with dry Aussie humour, “Free Beer Tomorrow’’. I do not crop, enhance or post-edit my images in any way. Shot with a Pentax K100D, using a Sigma 18-125mm lens. F9.5, 1/500 sec, ISO 200, focal length 98mm. Featured in METALLIC JUNKTION, August 2009. Featured in PHOTOGRAPHY: RULE OF THIRDS, September 09. Featured in ALPHABET SOUP, November 2009. Featured in RURAL AROUND THE GLOBE, December 2009. TemoraJune 5-7262
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Ah the famous Falmouth (Cornwall-UK) Regatta Week. Much enjoyed by locals,sailors and tourists alike. Much in the way of hair being let down. Loads of bands playing. I love it. / In the middle under the green windows is my fav pub. Brimming with musician friends, UNI art students. Wonderful. . / . / . / . / . / . /
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waterlooplein, amsterdam. canon ps-a95. my friend, eric von hansborough
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At the bar – (somewhere in) Jacksonville, Florida
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I painted the Jazz series being inspired by the Magic of the “French Quarter”; my unforgettable days and nights in New Orleans… / First I painted the Jazz series and after a little while my “All that Jazz”, which is also exhibited here in my Gallery. Original: / Acrylic on Stretched Canvas, 18/24in Available, as series. All are framed. / Jazz Lover’s Delight! Looks great displayed in a square leaving a small gap between them, this is how I imagined the display of the 4 paintings, when I painted this series. 1…...2 3…...4 Please stop for a moment of Jazz…click here: / Music
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