Soulcreates
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A view of the fountain in Darling Harbour
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A photo of the Brisbane CBD taken through the Bougainvillea of Southbank.
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/ / © Shelley Heath (aka Soul Creates), Copyright 2008, All rights reserved.
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The tree shed its bark to make way for the growth of another year / /
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A segment of the detail on the side of a building in the Brisbane CBD / /
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Created using Apophysis this fractal reminded me of a butterfly in flight. / © Shelley Heath Copyright 2008, All rights reserved. / /
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A new leaf shows off to the world / / © Shelley Heath (aka Soul Creates), Copyright 2008, All rights reserved. / /
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/ / © Shelley Heath (aka Soul Creates), Copyright 2008, All rights reserved.
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This image is a compilation of two photos (silhouette of bird in tree and a sunset) with various filters added in Photoshop / / / / © Shelley Heath (aka Soul Creates), Copyright 2008, All rights reserved.
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This is a cropped version of my popular 3 O’clock I decided to upload a cropped version that was more suitable to the card dimensions.
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When I first opened this bark picture up in photoshop I could see at least 3 eyes looking at me. Two of them look like they belong to Salamander like creatures, the third to a snake. Also lurking in this barkscape I see a shell of a tortoise. What do you see?
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Photograph of the piers of Stokes Wharf, Darwin taken in the early morning while on a recent holiday there.
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Tiles that make up the backdrop of the fountain outside the Queensland Performing Arts Centre in Brisbane. / /
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Painted rendered surface / /
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A wasp hive attached to an old pier that is used like a totem pole, near New Farm park in Brisbane. I have used a couple of extra layers of wooden textures to highlight the “brain/head” of the wood. This picture seems like a metaphor to how my head was feeling at the time…. brain buzzing like its in overdrive from anxiety/stress/tension… yet body like petrified wood due to no motivation and a major depression episode. The “head” is in dark tones to signify the depression depths and the “body” in black and white to represent the lack of life contained within.
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Above the waterline the pier can give the vision that it has solid foundations…. so it is too that people with depression may put on a happy face to the world and “appear” ok…. but when the tide is out and they are alone the foundations show their withered state… beneath the surface the water is rough… this is like the racing thoughts and continual negative self speak of the depressed…. waiting for the day those foundations cease to exist and they are just a empty rotted shell. / / The original pier is a photo I took while staying at New Farm Clinic being treated for depression… I think it is a great metaphor for how I was feeling at the time. / /
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You know when people ask you how you are and you give a standard answer like ok or fine… well this tshirt lets them really know how you feel.
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Peeling red paint on a rough man made surface resembling a lava flow / /
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Peeling paint that resembles an iceberg. To me icebergs are a lot like personalities with the “mask” only allowing a 1/3 to be shown to the world… often the real true feelings are hidden beneath the surface. / /
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The lines from where all the Pandanus fronds have fallen reminds me of a view of the Channel Country taken from the air. / /
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This photo of painted corrugated iron reminded me of rolling hills and the areas where the paint is missing are like rocky outcrops. Taken at Fanny Bay Gaol, Darwin
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An abstract image taken of a bicycle rack near the Sydney Street ferry terminal in New Farm.
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This image pairs up with Lone Pier. Lone Pier represented me near my lowest in contrast Therapy shows stronger foundations, life lines thrown and floatation devices fitted. Things are looking brighter… turbulent water is still there but support and therapy are doing their bit.
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