Scorched
88 creative works found
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It may have been the hunger or the heat – or both; but it didn’t seem to matter how far we travelled across that scorched earth, the rain and the clouds seemed to travel in front of us. Featured on Redbubble Home Page on 2nd July 2009.
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Indigo
by Holly Ringlandpull the night down in ink blots for me
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To Hold the World and Heal the Scorched Earth For all those affected by the Black Saturday fires, / those who faught, / those injured, lost, displaced, touched, hurt and those who reached out and helped. / 2009 / x From Victoria. x
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This is burnt / scorched metal from a bonefire. bits and pieces has metled on to it while on the fire, then when it cools down it starts producing abstract art. Beautee! I think he looks like a rastafarian
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www.JamesMillerDIGITAL.com
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Scorched earth. / Red, blackened and bare. / Another desert wild fire. Uluru, January 2005.
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I was stunned when i seen this image today. / I couldnt believe what my eyes were seeing! / I got the camera out, positioned myself and took some photographs…. Below, is the raw original photograph. / It is a small area of a stolen car, that had been set on fire in a car park in Armley, Leeds. it was a really sunny day, and the sun was directly shining onto this side of the car, ruining my shot.. / so, i have had to stand in the way of the sun and the car so as to capture the image without the distortion of to much light. / . / The bottom left is where the front right wheel should be. / Just above the wheel, on the car’s wheel arch, sat this wonderful, amazing piece of abstract art. The car fire has produced this image! along with many, many, many equally impressive Abstract Art!! / unbelievable innit! This car was an absloute find. / As soon as i seen the car and what the fire had left behind, i was gob smacked! / The burnt out car, was on fire until there was nothing left of it, just a shell. / The fire left behind was an array of ‘Abstract Macro Art’. / Every little square inches of the burnt out car was hiding its potential of becoming ‘Abstract Art.’, its own creation. A mass of different textures, colours, patterns, shapes were Leaping from the car and directly into my Lens! / It was GREAT! / I was LOVIN’ it / I just quite believe what i had stumble on! / I took 250+ photographs with-in 15 mins!!!!! Canon 350D / Lens- canon 18mm- 55m / Foccal length – 39mm / Exposure 1/200 secs / F/10
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Sydney, Australia
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A sunrise at Nobby’s Beach in Newcastle, that has been dramatically altered using photo editing software.
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The sky this evening represents the hot and humid day we had today followed by a severe thunderstorm. Skies began to clear as the sun began to set. Photo taken As IS with my Canon PowerShot S2 Is from my backyard in northeast Iowa.
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Inspiration from the Bible
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This is a close-up photograph of a little bit of a stolen car that has been torched. The fire has left a scorched blackened surface with lots of mini abstract landscapes for me to get all exited about! / I have adjusted the brightness and contrast slightly. / I also added the planet and stars so as to bring the photograph more alive. Focal length – 37mm / F/11 / Exposure 1/250 secs
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It was shot on 14.4.09 at Dhanbad, India. I saw a man carrying so much load in the scorching sun. This is the real life and hard work for survival.
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Concept : The close up of a bruised succulent plant leaf is used to depict the spread of pains and sufferings. The photo can also be used as an abstract background.
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His name is Bernie. /
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The bush wasn’t obvious enough…
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A digitally edited version of ‘Golden Wave’
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