Wonderland Calendars
15 creative works found
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Alternative Alice Calender
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Tasmanian Fungi and bush scenes is this titled calendar. Recently I went to a school ground at Riana, n.w. Tasmania, where I had been told were some lovely fungi. Well, what an impressive display it was. A wonderland! I expected fairies to be dancing around under the trees. So lovely.
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Taken Christmas 2008
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These are pictures locally in the Midwest after one of the many snowfalls.
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A journey through New Zealand’s primordial, volcanic wonderland.
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A new calendar of artwork featuring the work of artist Lynnette Shelley. The pictures in this calendar are thematically linked featuring “Two of a Pair” with two interpretations of the same subject, or the two from the same series, or two of similiar compositions/images.
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This calendar proved challenging in making the decision of what images to add to this calendar as I have so many magical shots collected from many visits to the Blue Mountains area of NSW Australia. For those who know the area you will find these images bring back memories of the beauty found there … to those who have not witnessed its beauty, please use this collection to educate your senses to the perfection found in this region. The Blue Mountains are always challenging to photographers and artists … its many moods, the many weather changes, its mists, its clouds, its many always changing moods … and below all this … its hidden waterfalls! Always beckoning … always rewarding!♥ /
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Alice’s adventures in Wonderland reimagined as if Tenniel’s illustrations had leaped out of the book and were adventuring in the rose gardens and antique stores in the real world. The Calendar pictures are also available as matted prints on photographic paper here
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Another set of photographs of the wonderful birds which frequent the Knuckey Lagoons during the Dry Season in the Northern Territory.
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A calendar featuring both the Wonderland and Icon artwork series by artist Lynnette Shelley
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The Wonderlands of Mount Rainier Photography by Jeff Goulden / www.pbase.com/jgoulden Mount Rainier National Park is much more than just a mountain. It’s a wonderland of sights, sounds and smells which shares a mystery and majesty with all who enter its domain. The park represents four unique life zones in its 235,000 acres. In addition to the thousands of climbers who attempt the 14,410 foot summit each year a similar number backpack the 97 mile Wonderland Trail. This popular trail encircles the mountain and takes in all four life zones gaining and losing 20,000 feet along the way. The Transition and Canadian zones are below 5,000 feet and are mainly forested. Here deer, elk and bear seek shelter in addition to many smaller mammals and birds. The babbling streams offer life to the flora and fauna of the woods. The Hudsonian zone consists of smaller trees and the fragrant sub-alpine meadows. Here, in the short growing season, wildflowers carpet the earth with an abundant array of color. The Arctic-Alpine zone is unique with its harsh treeless characteristics. A short stretch of the Wonderland Trail passes through this zone. From here the hiker sees the overpowering glaciers extending their arms down the mountainside. This zone speaks of ancient history, eons of glacial carvings and massive rock slides. The swirling clouds, the penetrating fog, the fragrance of the wildflower meadows, the birds and mammals, the glaciers, the towering firs are all part of the wonderland of sights, sounds and smells that makes up Mount Rainier National Park. If you are interested in helping to protect and preserve the park, please consider joining Mount Rainier National Park Associates, a non-profit organization formed in 1985 to promote the values and resources of this national treasure. Click HERE for more information.
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Various mythological representations of women through myth, folktales and fantasy – from sirens and femme fatales to goddesses and fairytales
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