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Hawskbury River – Windsor NSW
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Female dancer inside a cocktail glass.
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I actually put this shot together for a subject-based comp at my local club earlier this year – eggs obviously :-)
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My attention was drawn to this little drama. There was a sharp exchange of words between these two gentlemen. The one on the left seemed quite abashed – seemed to be getting a teeling-off for some sin of omission or commission.Even at that date, around 1967 their headgear seemed old-fashioned.
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People are sliced and diced every day for cosmetic/plastic / surgery just because they think they are unattractive and / they aren’t what is in the magazine. Everyone feels inferior to / some one on the physical aspect. People who don’t need / corrective surgery are allowed to get it to enhance their ‘self-esteem’. All Stock Found At DA: Model: intergalactics / Textures: blood—stock, Texturemattic, and amptone-stock All were approved .
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Looks like I am into a sort of Japanese period ore something. / You know like Picasso and his blue period (no comparison though). / But I am positive thickblackoutline and her fantasy world has got something to do with it. / Even though I must admit I find samurai dead cool. / Maybe that’s the reason I keep returning to these eastern sword fighters again and again. / Anyhow this time around I must say I am very pleased with the way it turned out. / I managed to keep it down to a minimum with the details. / Just the most necessary to indicate what needed indicating, the rest is left to the relief…. / Enjoy my friends. POS / Laminated print / Poster / Framed print (black frame) Watch the big version
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The Great Mint Slice Scandal
by RedBubbleThere is trouble in paradise. We have a problem with Xavier, and, surprisingly it has nothing…
There is trouble in paradise. We have a problem with Xavier, and, surprisingly it has nothing to do with his hair, but with the phenomenal speed with which he devours biscuits. We’ve all had to take a pay cut just to keep the kitchen stocked. It’s getting ri-dic-u-lous. So we took his biscuits away, and see how sad he looks: However we couldn’t stand to look at his sorrow for too long, so we struck a deal with him, he could once again dive face first into a box of Arnott’s best, if he managed to design a new RedBubble logo by the end of the week. That’s right folks, a new logo. Which we’ll host on the site. But don’t worry, we know it’ll be crap, so we probably won’t use it for long, but we’ll all feel better about owing our landlords rent if we know he has had to make an effort to earn his sugar rush. Please feel free to mock or encourage him below as you see fit. And if you really feel sorry for him you can send some Arnott’s Kingstons or Mint Slices to the following address: Mr Xavier Archibald Fotherington Shay / Unit 2/192 Argyle Street / Fitzroy / VIC 3065 / Oztrayleea Thank you for your time. Humphrey
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/ / / Featured in the Food for Thought group on 21 Sept. 2008 / / Won the challenge The Sweet Taste of Oranges in the group All Things Orange on 25 Sept. 2008. / / Featured in the Black with a hint of Color group on 1 Nov. 2008 / / Featured on the HOME PAGE of RedBubble on 4 Dec. 2008 / / /
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/ / / Featured in the Domestic Art group on 27 Sept. 2008 Featured in the Food For Thought group on 12 Oct. 2008 Featured in the Photography 101 group on 29 Jan. 2009 / /
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This slice of the scenery just amazed me with it’s beauty! Early morning light made the day for me!!! – Socher Lake, Mammoth, CA BEST VIEWED AT FULL SIZE! Featured in Northern California Style – Aug. 21, 2009 Nikon D200, Nikkor 18-200mm VR lens
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Full Moon Night / Lynyrd Skynyrd Oooh yeah oh / On a foggy road just before sunrise / Don’t you lose control, you could lose your life / Keep your hands on the wheel and / your eyes straight ahead / Don’t forget what the good book says / You think it can never happen to you / But it happens all the time On a full moon night, something ain’t right / Didn’t see it til about midnight / When it happened it seemed kind of weird / Things like this seem to appear / From the shadows of a full moon night Never had a clock that goes at night / That was the way of the simple life / Right down the road come a big surprise / [ Find more Lyrics at www.mp3lyrics.org/6RPR ] / Man shot his wife than took his own life / You think it can never happen to you / But it happens all the time On a full moom night, something ain’t right / Started out as an innocent fight / Never should have happened, not around here / Things like this seem to appear / From the shadows of a full moon night / ohh ohh On a full moon night, something aint right / Didn’t see it til about midnight / When it happened it seemed kind of weird / Things like this seem to appear / From the shadows of a full moon night On a full moon night, something ain’t right / Started out as an innocent fight / Never should have happened, not around here / Things like this seem to appear / From the shadows of a full moon night / ohh ohh Thanks for viewing my work!!! If you like what you see here, have a peek at the “rest of my work.”: Maybe you will find a nice gift here for that special occasion!! / / Copyright 2008 Julie – Julie Alexander. All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized use prohibited. My work does NOT belong to the public domain. It may not be used in any way, shape or form without my prior written permission.*
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“Warm moonlight over my horizon, she’s a slice of heaven, yeah / Her love shines over my horizon, she’s a slice of heaven” Dave Dobbyn Shot at Wainuiomata Beach on the rugged wild south coast of new Zealand’s North Island, this was part of a mutual learning curve with Henk Stolk who I’m sure will never take another dry seascape again ;-) Shot on a Nikon D700 with 17-35mm Nikkor Lens / Check out what Henk shot, Wainuiomata Beach
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Somehow this makes my mouth water. Canon 50D, Canon 60mm macro lens, Manfrotto tripod, cable release, reflector, sunlight, shutter 1/125, f/16.0, exposure bias -0.33, focal length 60mm, ISO 100. April 4, 2009.
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Well, many of you probably have figured out, Red is a a favorite color of mine and I’ve done this image with all red fruits with the summer in mind. Hope you enjoy it… I should mention too, this is a Sugar Baby Watermelon.
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Fargesia is a family of bamboos, found in alpine conifer forests of East Asia. They are known in Chinese as “jian zhu” meaning “arrow bamboo”. / Fargesia victualia is only found on Tanega Island, South of Japan and is grown as a source for food and fuel. / The field in this painting consists of about 700 shoots. This image shows a detail. / This image gives an impression of the actual size. oil on canvas / 180×120 cm / original available
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Backlit lime slice macro / Nikon D300, Sigma 105mm macro
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Going through a low point in the “imaginative perception” of art, the world seems to look inside itself and find nothing to love… to then, look outside and find nobody worth the time… at which time, looking back in, here’s this train to Spain, and France, and Alps, and Melbourne, Tokyo, North Pole, San Fran and other imaginary realities of our desires, all cut in bite slices for the ease of mind… Mind blowing this abstract world. And yet, we keep trying to make sense out of the no-sense-at-the-first-glance holographic reality. Written today, 7 September, 2009, with the clear purpose of confusing further the left side of the brain. / Confucius was quoted here today for the first time to have said: Confusion is good when it leads to nowhere… but heart. Now, for those who reached this point of my writing, here’s a bit of musical reward for the pain of reading all above. / Oh Carlos, your heart is on your sleeve and the sleeve rubs so beautifully against my heart. Not your taste? Sorry, this one doesn’t come unsalted. —-
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Created with Apophysis 3D Hack
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Some of my earlier work, taken several years ago, these are slices of lemons laying on a sheet of frosted glass and lit from underneath. Some post processing for textures and color adjustments.
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