Toothpick
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Part two of a two part series of martini glasses….original pencil drawn then scanned in for color…
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it seemed to make sense at the time.
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playing around with toothpicks and Macro
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more playing with macro and toothpicks…... nothing on tv
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This was a toothpick stuck into a pumpkin, which apparently attracts bees if you’re looking to attract bees. / Photography by Kelly Stowell, copyright 2006 / www.blackjackandcompany.com
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Driving along Trailridge road in Rocky Mountain National Park and went over Milner Pass and in a meadow there were a herd of Elk. Shot with a Pentax *istDS camera with a old Pentax 70 – 210mm Macro lens.
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taken at luango reserve in gabon.this is a forest elephant. / very small in stature and tusk size,to have more manouverability in the thick forests of gabon.
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london, september 2008 the toothpick © 2008 Urban Umbra
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I can’t seem to get this corn out from between my teeth!!! / Nikon D70s / 70-300mm / F6.3, 1/500 / 11/2/08 – 280/14 / /
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Taken for an album cover, The Marshmallow Theory.
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Lily having problems getting the bison from her teeth
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My old roommate has a twisted sense of humor, she got Fred online along with The Ex-Boyfriend Knife Holder & she LOVES them! And I must admit it ~ I DO TOO! So we’re both twisted? Maybe that’s why we’ve been friends for almost 20 years now? LOL / /
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This was at my little half sister’s birthday party. There is a cabbage underneath. I think it’s a good idea for party. See my other Party food photo /
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Playing with perspectives led me to fruit torture.
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The winter sun sets over the unique historic Butler’s Toothpick navigational monument marking the mouth of the Merrimack River, viewed from Salisbury Beach, Massachusetts. February 2009
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Muskrat having a little snack. National Park in Plaisance, Quebec.
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Location: Harris Beach, Oregon Driftwood at Harris Beach, one of my favorite haunts. I used to haunt it more when there was more of that elusive thing known as Free Time. Each year the ocean brings in and takes out these huge chunks of aged wood. The landscape never the same as I left it the year before. This was part of a yearly birthday expedition. The end of this giant sized log reminded me of toothpicks. Something my Father is generally known to be carting around in a pocket or found drifting about (still in their plastic or paper coverings) in automobile crevices, chair side tables, or stuck between his lips.
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Is this just a veiled reference???
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Otways Trip – Californian Redwoods PLEASE CHECK THIS OUT LARGE / / CANON 40D / ran 3 EXP (f9 +2/1.6/-0.4 18mm) through photomatix so i could load it into cs2 (need to upgrade to cs3 to get RAW to work there now thanks to the 40d !) Then greyscaled,sharpened, vignetted… waaah lah! A touch grainy – will redo once i fix the raw problem !
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Decided to challenge myself. Thought it would be good for me to do one painting a week in one sitting. No multi-session work on these paintings. Figured it might push me to look harder. To be bolder. To boldly go where. . . wait a minute. How’d Star Trek sneak in here. I keep a blog with these paintings commented on in detail, if you’re interested. Just go to Bottomline. . . here’s a gallery of works that are one session paintings. Time to let them get some air on The Bubble. 7” x 5” / acrylic on panel collection the artist
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one of my personal favorites. questions and comments are more than welcome!
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