Tragic
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Tragic
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Illustration based on the tragedy, Pyramus and Thisbe. Medium: Indian ink + Pantone markers.
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A shot of my friend Michel who doesn’t like being taken in picture.We had great fun that night taking each others portraits.«Negative and light»two words challenge.
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I HOPE THAT THIS GROUP OF WORK HAS AN AFFECT ON ANYONE THAT HAS LOST ANYONE LOVED. ON OCTOBER 4, MY BROTHER DAVID ALEN, WAS FOUND DEAD IN HIS APARTMENT. DAVID WAS 45 YEARS YOUNG, AND HAD FOUGHT AIDS FOR 19 YEARS. DAVID WAS BEAUTIFUL, BRILLIANT, ACADEMIC AND MOST OF ALL SO VERY HUMAN. DAVID WAS GAY. WHY DOES THIS EVEN NEED TO BE MENTIONED. MY PHOTOGRAPHS AND WORDS, I CAN ONLY HOPE WILL TRY TO EXPLAIN. IT IS 2007, I BELIEVE, ISN’T IT. KNOW THIS MY BROTHER WAS LOVED, AND ALWAYS WILL BE. DAVID WAS GAY. THIS IS ALL ABOUT HUMANITY, AND WHERE CAN IT BE FOUND. cannon5D / 28-105 / 1250 iso / no flash / -1 ex
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Stock Photograph: / From: stock.xchng / Photographer: matchstick / License: Royalty Free
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....a new beginning to then end. Model: Me / Photographer: Me / Photo Editor: Me
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Full view please :) ..::Stock Photo Credit::.. / Field / Sky / Model / White Tiger / Temple / Mountain If you like this, please check out: / / /
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I’ve wanted to do this photo for the longest time now. Until now I never met anyone who could be a convincing Helen of Troy who was reputed to be the most beautiful woman on earth. A woman two nations would fight over. This is my interpretation.
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The Tragic History Behind The Shots Of The Old Farmhouse...
by Kevin KroekerOver this past summer I have been infatuated with a run down farmhouse. It’s condition left much to the imagination. The old farmhouse i…
Over this past summer I have been infatuated with a run down farmhouse. It’s condition left much to the imagination. The old farmhouse is about a 2 hour drive from my house and whenever the opportunity arose to photograph it… I came running. I had the opportunity to photograph it 3 times this summer. / / Every time I see the old house my imagination gets going. I took all these images before I knew of its history. / / Well I finally got some confirmation on its history. / / So here it is: / / Originally I thought the history of this house belonged to another house fairly close to this one…. but I was wrong. This old farmhouse used to house a family of 4. The husband had been away for some time (working) and when he had returned home he found his wife in bed with another. His wife ended up taking the children and leaving him. It wasn’t long after this that the husband when downstairs and shot & killed himself. The house had since been boarded up and left to the elements. It is in a very small community so no one wanted to live in the house after the tragic events. / / It is a very tragic story and it just got me thinking that so often we come across these finds and to us they are just great images that stir our imaginations but to some they are tragic memories. I wonder how many more of our shots hold a story. I will not return to this old homestead… somehow it just wouldn’t feel right, now that I know its sad story. / / Here are the images I took of the Farmhouse… / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
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Duality of heroism – the light side and the dark side – heroes
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Taken on Saturday evening, February 7th, near Geelong after a day of record-breaking temperatures (47.6 C or 118 F) and, tragically, the worst bushfires in our state’s history with towns virtually wiped out, hundreds of homes lost and, as I write, a death toll of 28 which is expected to rise when rescuers enter areas which were unreachable during the firestorm. I felt voyeuristic and very sad capturing this brilliant sunset caused by so much disaster just a hundred or so kilometres away. I only hope that those who are missing are found alive and that those who have suffered tragedy will somehow find the strength to rebuild their lives. A testament to my elderly parents who lost their home and everything they owned in the 1983 Ash Wednesday bushfires and a tribute to their resilience in starting again.
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I asked Kaedi to depict someone going through a series of emotional states – not an easy shoot brief. The title is from one of my favourite authors, Carson McCullers. Model: Kaedi / Photography / processing: Geoff Studio flash Canon EOS 1Ds Mk III / Tv: 1/125 sec / Av: f/13-f/20 / ISO: 100 / FL: 32-65mm
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In Ink/Watercolour A tribute to a 1960s pop icon train wreck ( 1943-2005 )
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This is Tragic Rabbit…an initial design for a series I have been wanting to do for some time. I have the colours right…but the next go around will be black and white line art coloured digitally. She is not much of an early riser…but 7 am it is. With a glass of absinthe always, with cherries. They taste like candy. Inspired by Stan Rice’s poem “Tragic Rabbit” Tragic rabbit, a painting. / The caked ears green like rolled corn. / The black forehead pointing at the stars. / A painting on my wall, alone as rabbits are / and aren’t. Fat red cheek, / all Art, trembling nose, / a habit hard to break as not. You too can be a tragic rabbit; green and red / your back, blue your manly little chest. / But if you’re ever goaded into being one / beware the True Flesh, it will knock you off your tragic horse / and break your tragic colors like a ghost / breaks marble; your wounds will heal / so quickly water will be jealous. / Rabbits on white paper painted / outgrow all charms against their breeding wild; / and their rolled corn ears become horns. So watch out of the tragic life feels fine – / caught in that rabbit trap / all colors look like sunlight’s swords, / and scissors like The Living Lord. Some Lamb (1975) 5.5×8.5 / Ink
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The coloured version. Tragic Rabbit likes sushi in an Absinthe Bar. She’s kind of classy in a trashy sort of way. 5.5×8.5 / Ink line art and digitally coloured. (I actually had fun creating her world by digital patterns, gradients and colours.)
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Tragic Rabbit on her ancestral lands…into the graveyard. The ancient tree still stands, never once giving green leaf. She used to play here when little. Now she dresses up for the moon and plays with her pet bat named Ralf. 5.5×8.5 / Ink
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Colour version. Digital. Tragic Rabbit on her ancestral lands…into the graveyard. The ancient tree still stands, never once giving green leaf. She used to play here when little. Now she dresses up for the moon and plays with her pet bat named Ralf. 5.5×8.5 / Ink line art.
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Meet Ralph, Tragic’s pet Bat…friend, familiar, vampire and dream stealer. She loves him so much. She is back from the Opera, the thrid time seeing “Wicked”. She tells him all about it and shows her affection for him in a little dance. He has a special wrought iron perch in the corner of her bedroom. 5.5×8.5 / Ink.
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Tragic Rabbit playing off the look of Marie Antoinette. A themed birthday party. A bit of cake, some pearls and decadence. This is the look after a few glasses of absinthe and deep red wine. 5.5×8.5 / Ink.
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Yes, you read right…she is a nurse… This is her graduation photo. Just a little prick and you’ll feel just fine. 5.5×8.5 / Ink
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Cemetery, Ohmaha Beach, Normandy, France. / October 2009 The huge number of graves was so shocking.
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