Wednesday
139 creative works found
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i love the idea that this cat know’s exactly what day it is and that in his diary he had ‘snooze’ penciled in between 1 – 3pm…
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When I saw this quotation on a church marquee, I thought immediately of this photo of a goldfinch on a Y-shaped branch and I realized the double meaning in the message. God is here when we wonder WHY and have no answers; God is here on those days that end in the letter Y—which is everyday. He’s here through our ordinary and extraordinary times, through our pain and our pleasure, through good times and bad. He is not a fickle God but One who is longsuffering and never abandons the children he created and loves. Jesus is called “Emmanuel” which means God is with us (on all our WHY?/Y days).
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Portraits of Hope
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I have spent countless hours playing as a child in this forest and as an adult I spend countless hours trying to destress in the same forests. This artwork has been featured in the group “Stillness speaks” 4 cards of this artwork sold so far.
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This elm, chestnut and oak grove are very special to me as I use to play under these trees for hours as a child with my two sisters and neighbourhood friends. We would build cubbies from the branches that had fallen on the ground. We would build these cubbies and build communities under the trees. Now my mother and sister bring my neice and nephew who are 2 and 6 years old into the forest and build cubbies with them in amongst the trees. The photo was taken right on dusk as the sun was setting. I was madly racing around trying to light all the candles before it became to dark to see what i was doing. Two years ago my grandfather died and we buried his ashes amongst the trees so that they could go back to nature as all life comes from the Earth. He loved the trees just as much as I did and so do the childern of today. On a regular basis some child is building or playing in amongst the trees. My sister and brother in law used this photo on the front of their wedding invitation. This work has been featured in The Dandenongs Group.
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My Mother and I went walking through the Wrights Forest In Avonsleigh and Cockatoo, there were so many stringey and peppermint gums that had sap dribbling out from under their bark as we walked along. This forest had been attacked and burnt by the Ash Wednesday Fires that happened in the summer of 1983, some 25 years ago. These bush fires killed around 20 people and burnt down 120 homes.
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Shot through a bathroom window and outdoor blind after a bit of spontaneous scribbling on the misty glass.
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Hands of Bankers, between the Bank of England and Bank Tube Station, Bank, City of London, London 2008 hands across the ocean © 2008 Urban Umbra
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Crop version of Doc. Scanned neg.PLEASE NOTE…......This was “NOT” set up!! / something I found….. / Thanks for looking…........
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From Hamilton I drove out through somewhat hazardous conditions to Shorncliffe Pier as carefully as I could in the conditions. The storm was right on my heels and the lightning advancing before the front was getting too close for comfort too often while driving. Nothing quite like the panic of having lightning hit a post in front of you while driving and being temporarily blinded at 60kmph! Anyway, I pulled in at Shorncliffe and got under cover as well as I could and stayed put for about an hour and a half, capturing this and a good many other shots.
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Cousin It.
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Sometimes it’s worth getting up early
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acrylic on canvas / from my “Self awareness” series / A closeup view of “self”
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/ Another amazing cloud photograph from the day I hunted photographs while the sky changed and changed. I have so many , but they each are unique I went from Harrisville to Slaterville, to West Warren, to Plain City and back home. It was quite the trip and me with a broken foot in a boot cast … took mainly out of unrolled windows or sometimes I did step out just a bit All of these towns are in Utah
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Part of a series I started a while ago before I discovered photo shop. I created the originals (Monday ~ Sunday) using collage technique, cutting, pasting, painting but they never really came out the way I wanted them to. So Iv’e decided to try again using my computer this time. I started with Wednesday’s child because it was the easiest! / Girl’s image ‘playingwithbrushes’ free stock on Flickr / Tree brushes photo shop free brush download / Other bits and pieces by me
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One for every day of the week!
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Thursday morning, 6:00 am Olympus E-3, Zuiko 14-54 mm f/2.8-3.5, f/3.2, 0.5 sec, ISO 400 Copyright © Richard G. Witham 2009 all rights reserved. / Contact the artist
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I love this little saying but i do not know where it comes from…... Yesterday is history, / Tomorrow is a mystery, / And Today? / Today is a gift, / Thats why they call it / The present.
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