Sentinel
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I discovered Gotta Rock, just outside Coolah, completely by accident. I have family in central New South Wales and have spent my life driving about the place. On one trip, suddenly I spotted this brilliant outcrop, right next to the road. This is the second painting (see “The Big Sleep) based on a re-imagining of the real place. I wanted to give it a brooding, even malevolent presence.
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This is a wild crow that I handfeed on my back deck. Every year she has babies with her partner. Last year they had 3 and were quite worn out when they finally left home. At the moment they are feeding their new babies but they won’t bring them to me for another couple of weeks. The babies come to trust me very quickly. I have an affinity with birds.
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This is the spring counterpart to my other Barred owl called Winter’s watchman Taken in the same general area in April 2005. You can tell he was just in the swampy water below, either bathing or chasing after a snake to eat, by the wetness present on his feathers.
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This is an infrared shot. It was a very overcast day – not much blue sky about at all so I tried something a little different with this one. / Hope you like it.
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day by day the elements wither away at the rocks…yet occasionally the process is overpowered by another one of nature’s spectacles – a brilliantly pastel painted sky.
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Tiny planet with huge lighthouse and grassy field
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Other Categories / Animals / Apes / Architecture / Baby Animals / Bears / Birds / Big Cats / Elephants / Fish / Insects / Macro / Nature / Reptiles
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For affordable canvas prints please click here Deep in the woods, three trees line the path, paying little heed to the walkers passing by.
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So when I travel to parks I generally like to find a hard walk that takes me to a mountain top for a spectacular view. However, with a new baby in tow I’ve become a little more conservative. No scrambling up uncertain paths for me. And that’s more than okay because it helps me to stop and enjoy what I have rather than what is just out of reach. In a recent trip to Yosemite I came across this great little ‘beach’ a short walk off the road … I sat down here and soaked in the glory of our planet and watched my little baby girl frolic on the beach … well actually I watched her pick up everything she could lay hands on an try to eat it … including a rather large rock … Anyway, I think the view from the bottom can be every bit as good as the view from the top … and I’m going to have to get more used to it!
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“The Sentinels” is part of the Winter Collection... we barricade our doors and guard our lives every day, but storms come and go regardless of locks…so we pray for the sun, and cry relief relief!! Watercolour on Fabriano Artistico Hot Pressed Paper.. HOME PAGE FEATURE 20/12/08 / FEATURED IN EVERYTHING WINTER / LIVE AND LET LIVE / NATURE’S WONDERS / JUST WATERCOLOURS 919 Views They stand as sentinels against azure storms / Assured as most storms of life, it’s supposed / Although bared of dress, although naked as jays, / Winter’s trees umbrella from worst those / Emptied of warmth.. why stand themselves here? / None rest beneath, cold is this grayness / Determined, enduring Hail’s hiss, they stay / Limbs upturned, beg the sun from her shyness… / These brown-barked sentinels recall blue-green days before / With soft nests of down in lofty leaved reaches / Where bodies under there sparkled in prisms / When leaf-scattered-light danced on now barren benches.. / They stand as sentinels against azure storms ...Barbara Attaway / /
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Photographed in Kensal Green Cemetery, North West London on a very foggy day in December 2007. Canon 10D / 15-30mm Sigma lens @19mm / 1/350 sec @f16 / ISO 400 / Lens distortion corrected in Photoshop / Lens vignetting added in Lightroom
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Landscape oil painting on canvas – Australian Bush
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Port Campbell National Park, Great Ocean Road
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Watercolour done on Saunders Waterford 140 LB Rough, 410 mm X 310 mm ,These poppies i decided to add drama by taking a low angle and giving plenty of movement in the background,Also gave image extreme highlights & shadow detail.
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This is a shot from Oct 2006, Carnarvon Gorge, central Qld. Canon 5D, 16-35mm at 35mm, f/7.1, 0.01second, ISO 640, tsk Texture from Lala Mártin SEASCAPES / INDUSTRIAL / PANORAMAS / LANDSCAPES / NEW ZEALAND / INFRARED / PEOPLE
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Canon 50D / 40mm / 5.6 / 1/750 sec / ISO 400 / Cokins: Emerald and Blue top. / WB Shade / -1 under ex / AS IS / Featured in Trees / Featured in AS IS SOLD AS A GREETING CARD / Thanks so very much:)) / :)) /
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This image is part of our project “Guardian – Cemeteries and their Sentinels”. A calendar with selected images from this series, published by Amber Lotus, is available now on www.Duirwaigh.com Guardian – Cemetaries and their Sentinels – 2010 wall calendar: / © Angi Sullins & Silas Toball For a slide show film with more graveyard images or to see our inspirational and mytho-poetic art, cards, prints, calendars and books visit Duirwaigh Studios For inspiration visit the Message from the Muse Blog! Duirwaigh Studios: / There you can find prints, greeting cards, calendars, books and more that will make perfect gifts. Plus our inspirational film “A Knock at the Door” and more…
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I haven’t done a lot of textured stuff recently so thought I’d have another go. This is Happisburgh Lighthouse in Norfolk (again), this time taken from close up, peering out of an evening fog. I’ve always loved lighthouses since I was very young, and used to believe that they secretly communicated with each other in the dead of night. My mum used to say that being a lighthouse keeper would be my ideal job (and I think she was right!) Featured on the Featured Art page
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The year in Joshua trees
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HDR image of Bass Harbor Head Light, Acadia National Park, Maine Mount Desert Island Canon Rebel XSi 162 views as of 11/26/09
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