Unusual
1845 creative works found
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Imagine a smoke filled room…. a lonely hearts club. A piano plays a sultry melody with a lady singing the blues. Another abstract so take it for what it is.
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This photo of an isolated figure on the street was taken from the rooftop of my apartment building 35 floors up. Click once on image to enlarge. / /
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Decided to get my fat arse away from my computer for awhile. So I stepped outside to look at our beautiful roses. My wife takes care of them and does such a good job with them. This one really caught my eye. Out of 26 rose bushes I’ve never seen one bloom quite like this. Thank you for checking out my new work.
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“la Pedrera”, Barcelona, Spain TOP 10 in challenge “Sculptural Architecture” in group Architectural Photography GAUDI Art /
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Just trying something a little different.
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(ahem) Neither the title nor the subject is meant to imply anything untoward. It so happens that this reminds me both of an American Indian blanket, to some degree, and also of the “drunken” quilt patterns I have seen; which are called that as they don’t hold a firm line to the pattern, much the way a drunk person trying to walk a straight line doesn’t. Got it? Good.
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/ Piscean Ramblings…. the poetry - Piscean Ramblings Scatty piscean, / Where is your soul… / Gone off swimmin, / Into the cold… / Trippa piscean, / Your heart it is bleedin, / The truth you’re not seein, / Their souls are sold… / Foolish piscean, / Where is your sense… / Its all just a game, / Life its complex… / Tragic piscean, / Too fragile for this world. / Unless you tap in, / To that dark part of you… / Dangerous piscean, / Unpredictable at best… / Slave to your addictions, / Obsessed with your quest. / Pallid Piscean, / You so need some sun… / Embrace the daylight, / When tomorrow comes. / Maternal piscean, / You cant help them all… / Better to opt out, / And not share the fall. / Sensual piscean, / Static to the touch. / One taste of you, / And he loves you so much. / Gentle piscean, / Rage hiding well below. / Ruled by your emotions, / It is startin to show. / Passionate piscean, / Your heart it is bleeding. / But the world its not needing your love… / The world is not needing your heart and your soul, / So please will you bring yourself in from the cold… / Vengeful piscean, / Powers worth heedin, / But not really worth wreaking, / on the world. / Injured piscean, / Your bruises are healing, / Its now time to forgive and forget it all. / Shake it all off and stand up tall. / Loving piscean, / Crying piscean, / Crazy piscean, / Your one and your all. / Psycho piscean, / Emotional piscean, / Drained piscean, / Look out you dont fall. / Rambling piscean, / Ravin piscean, / Trippin piscean, / Stop thinking…. / No more. the work details / all done in ps / mixture of my own photographs / and public domain pics.. / poetry written by me. / can also be found here Image only without text is also available / Piscean Soul thankyou for taking the time to view my art and (hopefully) comment… / please have a look at my other artwork… / hope you enjoy! :) /
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A variation of , as it turns out, a variation. In this one, Tristan is, apparently, dreaming a sad dream,indeed. I think it’ might be of one of those lost summer loves, but, if you want to know, really, you shall have to ask Tristan.
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I had a short and mostly unusable set of shots I took of average subjects being enlarged to the point of absurdity, then cropped into unrecognizable 4-square chunks. I planned to use them as the art for a new storyline and music for Alice In Wonderland. I’ve never read the real story nor seen any production of it so this seemed like a fun ‘jump point’ for something unique and multimedia. I got to the 4th shot and scrapped it, leaving only some unrecognizable macros and this shot. The distortion rings are natural and I believe they were tiny ridges in the petals with an overall architecture that gave the illusion of terraced farming or someone’s memories of the 1960’s – not mine, of course. :-D So here’s a bit dragged from the archives of my mind and laid out before you like some deep sea worm that expanded into horrific proportions from lack of pressure when dredged up to the surface. Cool, huh? Someone recently said I wasn’t verbose. To that person: neener, neener! The absolutely charming group Miniatures and Mammoths featured this piece with the heartfelt thanks!
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Another poster from the NYM Railway War Weekend. / This one was at the French Cafe at Le Visham / (Levisham). The village being posed as a French / village occupied by the Germans for the weekend. / (The only let down was the waitresses did not speak / French only broad Yorkshire!! – I ordered in French and / she laughed and said, ‘Sorry lov, can yer talk proper like?’ Camera: Olympus Digital SP-570 UZ 26-520mm Lens
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It’s a wolf…that’s green…and he only has two legs. How odd. /
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This is a repixelated photograph of a wall stencil or painting somewhere in New York City. Click once on image to enlarge. / / /
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Maze
by Jan FijolekAlaskan forest near Juneau. I have noticed this tree with many branches. Looked a bit unusal. / Captured with Nikon D70 and Nikkor 18 – 70 lens. Featured in Natural Color and Light group 27/02/2009
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I saw these very unusual coloured carnations, so I bought them…..they were the last bunch in the shop. The actual colour is like a very deep aubergine/plum…...Unfortunately they have no perfume
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These cups and spoons were stacked to the ceiling! Found in the Pennsylvania Conference Center, these got quite a bit of attention as they hung under one of the stairways of the halls. The sign said “do not touch”..... hmmmm…... wonder why that is?! As is straight from the camera taken during my trip for a conference down in Philly, March 2009.
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Just being silly today, thought this compo would get a laugh!! Panasonic DMC-TZ5.
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This image was taken from our wonderful boat trip with a few friends from Red Bubble. We stopped at a protected Island with hugh Indian mounds. We were able to tour some of the Island and while walking around we found this beautiful liken hanging on some of the trees. The Island was located in the Bonita Beach, Fl. area. Image was taken with my Nikon Coolpix P80 camera.
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Top Ten Finish – Challenge Mood and Ambience Group – Uncommon Forms of Nature October 2009 It has been suggested that you view this larger. / Lily Pad which we found “flipped over” on the in door Lily Pond in our Adelaide Gardens. Not quite sure what to make of it!! / Nikon D90 Nikkor 60mm Micro Lens / 1/250 Aperature pirority F/4.0 ISO 200 / /
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Just a couple of hours before flying out of Whitehorse in Canada’s Yukon six months ago, I was walking around when I spotted this huge mural painted on the side of a building. This image is not the tightest of the six frames I shot very quickly, but I must point out that the shadow of the “No Parking” sign is not part of the mural – it is a real shadow in the afternoon sun. The window is real too – as are the onaments on the ledge, as well as the butterflies and other ornaments hanging just inside. If you give this a casual glance, you could be forgiven for thinking it’s an oil painting on a small canvas. It’s only when you start running your eye over the other details that you realise how clever the artist’s work is and how beautifully he or she has incorporated the many irregular surfaces on the building’s façade into the integrity of the work.. It’s an intriguing piece of giant art, but I have no idea who actually painted it. I could not find a plaque with the artist’s name, but I have to conclude that the project was either organised or endorsed by the authorities of Whitehorse. To see different aspects of the mural on this wall, simply check out my blogpost called U Is For Unusual I do not crop, enhance or post-edit my images in any way. This was shot on 2 September 2008, with a Pentax K100D using a Sigma 18-125mm lens. F9.5, 1/500 sec, ISO 200 and focal length of 125mm. Featured in OUT OF THE PAST, June 2009. Featured in ALL STREET PORTRAITURE, June 2009.
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This beautiful historic barn is located along State Route 87 in Loyalsock Township, just north of Montoursville, Pennsylvania. The entire farm is uniquely appealing for its unusual structures and the immaculate grooming of the entire property. This photo was taken on June 5th, 2009. It was shot with a Canon EOS 10D camera using a Canon EF 35-350mm f/3.5-5.6L lens zoomed to 180mm. The shutter speed was 1/60th sec. at f/19. The camera’s ISO was set to 100. A Manfrotto tripod was used with a remote shutter release cable. Your comments are always welcome! Constructive criticism is appreciated. © 2009 Gene Walls All copyright and reproduction rights are retained by the artist. Artwork may not be reproduced or altered by any process without the express written permission of the artist.
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An unusual flower Camera used: / NIKON COOLPIX S500
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This visit to the Crawley Edge Boatshed was a total opposite to my last visit a few days earlier, When the waterline was above the jetty leading to the boatshed due to a storm surge which resulted in a unusually high tide, Which is the opposite to the unusually low tides we have had over the last few days. I decided to walk into the river to get a unusual perspective of the boatshed since I thought the water wasn’t to deep, But in the end, I found myself knee deep in the water shooting the boatshed, And once again, Going home soaking wet. LOL The boatshed was built in the 1930’s and was restored by it’s current owner in the early 2000’s after being in a dilapidated and run down state for many years. EOS 500D. Featured in: Panoramas, Western Australia.
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