Snow queen
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I have finally found out what this plant is called and I was close with my original title of ‘Snowdrops’, which is just what popped into my head when I looked at this plant. I now know it is commonly called Snow Queen, hence the title change. If anyone is desperate to know, its botanical name is Pieris.
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Photoshop CS2
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This is an Original Oil painting of a Snow Leopard. Painted on Primed Stretched gallery wrapped canvas. It measures 5” ( 12.5cm ) x 7” 9 ( 17.5cm ) For Sale on Ebay > http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MESEX:IT&item=170198068734&_trksid=p3984.cSELL.m315.lVI
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Best viewed LARGE Just a Weed /
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Female snowy owl (Nyctea scandiaca), photographed in Highland Wildlife Park in Scotland. Shot with Nikon D200 + Nikon 80-200 F/2,8
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I’m mostly putting this up to use as an example for my Makeup group Winter Challenge. Makeup Creations Self portrait / © Jessica Walker 2008
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Created in photo shop CS3 with free stock photos. / The Snow Queen (Sneedronningen) is a fairy tale by author Hans Christian Andersen (1805 – 1875). The tale was first published in 1845, and centers on the struggle between good and evil as experienced by a little boy and girl, Kay and Gerda. The story is one of Andersen’s longest and is considered by scholars, critics, and readers alike as one of his best. It is regularly included in selected tales and collections of his work as well as being frequently reprinted in illustrated storybook editions for children. The tale has been adapted in various media including animated film and television drama. /
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There is really only a very vague similarity to the characters in the classic Hans Christian Andersen story. I adapted the characters and melded them into a vision I had of beauty and betrayal and birds; though mine look more like seagulls than ravens, and the beautiful girl is linked with, and becoming birds herself. In this state she can self-inflict pain and actually draw blood. It’s all very convoluted and doesn’t quite make sense. What pleased me greatly was the fact that the painting was bought by a listed Australian Artist for his personal collection. The medium used was damped out tissue paper, acrylics, ink, and Liquitex. There is more symbolism in the painting which is difficult to interpret, and some of it I don’t like thinking about, as it opens doors long closed. I was fairly pleased with some of the line work, and I think I achieved the coldness I was seeking. Thanks for looking,
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Fractal Explorer + Photoshop / Jan 19, 2009 Ballet Snow Queen
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thank you to the wonderful and sweet stock! :) / Beautiful Woman / amazing background /
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Taken from Greenwich Park this is the back view of Queen’s House in the snow… / Camera: Nikon D60
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Beautiful Bella appears from her ‘nest’ in the hayloft to confront the snow filled morning. Taking her time to survey her domain before descending the iron ladder to come in for her breakfast – whilst she ponders she has acquired a dusting of snowflakes. She sleeps inside a large tin trunk in the corner of the loft – it is filled with a soft fleece blanket and surrounded by straw and hay from days long gone – it is her place of solitude and retreat from visitors and the other cats! It’s hard to believe that she was so ill just a short time ago – it is just wonderful to see her so well and happy again!
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Look really closely beneath snow-laden branches, or out of the corner of your eye in a snowstorm and you too might catch a glimpse of the Snow Queen! Featured in the Out of the Blue group! Thanks, guys! :-)
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Not my usual style at all – this one is almost too dark for me! stock / Superior Stock / Froweminahildstock / Faestock
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Or, Queen Ann’s Lace barfing bokeh. I did not come up with the alternate title.
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This image was not taken by me, it was taken of me by my boyfriend! I wouldn’t ordinarily upload stuff I haven’t taken myself, but this is an example of me modeling which I’ve done occasionally on the side. This is from some of my favorite shots of me my boyfriend has taken. I did pose in the snow and it was cold! Taken in 2008 © Jessica Walker
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Snow Queen
by RiggzyA photo I took during one of the worst winter storms in Maritime history. They named it “White Juan” after “Hurricane Juan” that devasted most of the province only months before. It was storming and the fog was like pea soup… at the same time! There is an apartment complex just on the other side of those trees but you’d never think it. Nova Scotia, Canada / Nikon D40 Featured in Seasonal ‘Scapes in July 2009
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Picture taken last winter. / Bokeh effect
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I fell in love with this little lady! she was curious about the camera so stopped and kind of watched for a few mins… allowing me some awesome shots. she was very regal and poised :)
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What originally started out as a designers interpretation of the Queen of hearts turned into a snow storm in studio. This has got to be the only capture of me looking silly happy and I love it!!! David Finnegan Sense 6 -Photographer Sarah Baxter – Makeup Artist Colour Fiend – Hair Stylist Outfit – Fables by Barry
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In the forests of the fairy realm.. In the deep winter.. / When snow covers the ground.. The Snow Queen looks with amusement.. at the cheeky squirrel who has hitched a ride on the back of a raindeer A delightful card for all seasons, especially for Christmas / Created in psp9 using poser/daz models featured in the group / Creative Cards
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