Featured Work
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Napping by Jonice
My husband sleeping.
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Asset Protection by kimbaross
Oil Painting inspired by my days as a volunteer firefighter. Something we face every Summer in Australia. In some areas you can live in constant fear of the threat of fire. Not sure if I’ve finished this one yet, but hey, I’ll give it a run. Two of the prime objectives of a fire fighting organisation is to protect life and protect property. Here the characters are endeavouring to do both without a thought that they are putting their own lives at risk. *ALL PROFITS FROM THIS WORK WILL BE DONATED TO VICTORIAN BUSHFIRE APPEAL**
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Pure beauty by inge
On the road to Barmer, we passed many small beautifull villages , in one i really like to stop cause the houses where amazingly decorated. While i was making some photos this men walked towards me and tried to see what i was doing. he stood next to me for maye 10 minutes, it was really funny cause he just stood there. For me he was pure beauty. Rajahstan, India
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Contemplation spoke silently from his lips by colindove
Aboard ‘Our Svanen’ he sat in thoughtful silence , / the afternoon sun glowing from his features
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Blazing The Trail by Susan Bergstrom
My first painting in over two years…my pastel drawings and photography became front and center as of late…I actually found my brushes had cob webs! / But true to form, I return to western art as it a subject that I feel comfortabe with and was a good way to help get me back in the groove. / This is a 24”X28” oil and acrylic painting. / Painted on Gallery Wrapped Linen Portrait Canvas / Thanks for viewing my art.
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Whatever the weather by Mel Brackstone
Not broken down, just making the most of an amazing scene. Paul seems to attract these places!!! Canon 5D Mk II, 24-105mm at 24mm, f/4, 1/125”, ISO 50
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ENJOYING HIS PIPE by RakeshSyal
Portrait with studio lights. Camera Nikon D200, Lens Nikkor 28-105 1. Featured in JPG cast-Off Group on 18th Aug, 2009 / 2. Featured in Nikon DSLR User’s Group on 10th Aug, 2009 / 3. Featured in 100% Group on 22nd Aug, 2009 / 4. Featured in Live, Love & Dream Group on 23rd Aug, 2009 / 5. Featured in Rural Around The Globe on 26th Aug, 2009
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Gandalf: The Early Years by James Leader
Well, he looks a little like a young Gandalf. Doesn’t he? Except for the tweed, of course. Taken at a Viking festival at Elvaston Castle in Derbyshire in May 2006.
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FEAT OF DARING by RakeshSyal
Horseman Magghar Singh, the chief of Buddha Dal now settling his things with the winds, LOL! / Nikon D200, Lens Nikkor 70-300, a non VR.
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bland ambition by shawhouse
portrait of John Dean… As White House Counsel to U.S. President Richard Nixon from 1970 to 1973, Dean became deeply involved in events leading up to the Watergate burglaries and the subsequent cover up, even referred to as “master manipulator of the cover up” by the FBI. He was convicted of multiple federal offenses as a result of Watergate, and went on to become the key witness for the prosecution.
Recent Work
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Touareg man by inge
Touareg man visiting the Festival in the Desert, a 3 day event, 70km North of Toumbouctou, Mali
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For sale by inge
Mopti salesman, Mali
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The Glass, Tipped 2 by James Leader
Exactly the same process as on The Glass, Tipped just a different angle on the shot. The Glass, Tipped
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Every Day is a Gift by eelsblueEllen
Saratoga Springs, NY / September 2009
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silence in old haveli by inge
the 3rd photo in this serie of the old haveli, Fatephur, Rajahstan, india
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Blessings from the Holy Man by Rahul Kapoor
Shot of a saint at the “Tarana Devi Temple” @ Mandi, Himachal Pradesh. Will be uploading the temple series soon.. Clicked from my Kodak Easy Share ZD8612 IS 8.1 MPxls..
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THE FIRE INSIDE by RakeshSyal
Captured this image at KilaRaipur Rural Festival 2006. A brave Nihang Singh displaying feat of uncommen velore. Nikon D70, Nikkor 18-70
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CHEWY IS SO AFFECTIONATE by SMOKEYDOGSOCKS
A FRIEND OF MINE, THAT I’VE KNOWN SINCE I WAS A TEENAGER, STOPS BY THE HOUSE EVERY NOW AND THEN AND WE BREAK OUT THE MEDICINAL HERB AND HAVE A SMOKE. SO, WHILE I WAS PREPARING TO ROLL THE DUBIOUS DUBEY, MY FRIEND GRABBED MY KODAK EASYSHARE Z710 AND STARTED TAKING PHOTOS OF MY KIDS SITTING ON MY BED. SO, WHEN I SAW THIS SHOT, I LASSOWED IT FROM THE SHOT IT WAS ORIGINALLY IN AND CUT IT. THEN I WENT INTO MY DIGITAL ABSTRACT FILE AND PULLED UP AN IMAGE THAT STARTED OUT AS FUNGOUS ON THE SURFACE OF A POND OUT ON GRIZZLY ISLAND IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. I PASTED THE IMAGE OF ME AND MY KIDS IN A POSSITION THAT IT ACTUALLY FIT WITH THE BACKGROUND IMAGE. I DON’T OFTEN GET SHOTS LIKE THIS OF ME AND MY KIDS, BECAUSE I’M USUALLY THE ONE BEHIND THE CAMERA AND TO SET UP THE CAMERA WITH A SHUTTER TIMER, I DON’T ALWAYS GET THE IMAGE I WANT AND BY THE TIME I’VE TAKEN 4 OR 5 TRIES, I’M EXHAUSTED SO I GIVE UP. BUT, I COULDN’T RESIST THIS SHOT BECAUSE, “CHEWY IS SO AFFECTIONATE”, HE LOVES HIS ATTENTION, GETTING AND GIVING. WHEN I GIVE THEM TREATS AND I ASK CHEWY IF HE LOVES ME, HE LEANS FORWARD AND GIVES ME A LITTLE PECK ON THE LIPS OR NOSE. AT LEAST HE KEEPS BIG SLOPY TONGUE LICKS TO A MINIMUM. CHEWY IS A 75% SIBERIAN, 25% TIMBER WOLF AND SASHA IS A MIX OF BLACK LAB AND GERMAN SHEPHERD. CHEWY WILL GET TO BE ABOUT 80 POUNDS BY THE TIME HE IS FULLY GROWN, RIGHT NOW HE IS ONLY 20 MONTHS OLD. SASHA IS ALREADY OVER 4 YEARS OLD AND SHE DIDN’T GET BIG AT ALL. IN FACT, SHE STAYED SMALL FOR THE BREED DOGS THAT SHE IS. I THINK SHE MAY HAVE BEEN THE RUNT OF THE LITTER. BUT, THAT’S OK, HER SIZE HASN’T STOPPED HER FROM DOING THE SAME THINGS CHEWY DOES,,,,EXCEPT FOR MAYBE JUMPING UP ONTO THEIR DESK. SHE USES A RAMP, UNTIL I MOVE IT SO SHE WON’T SIT ON THE DESK AND BARK AT PASSING CATS. SHE GOES NUTS WHEN SHE SEES CATS,,,,I MEAN N. U. T. S., NUTS.
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Is that blade cutting or burning through that board ? by George Gantt
This is Knotheads Dad . We dont let Knothead use the saw. I thought the photo was pretty good to be just a quick snapshot.
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Charro Negro Guitar Sculpture by Reynaldo
2007 Bas-relief (carving of wood-pine) the inset. The Guitar I used my carpentry skills to form a guitar shape for the inset Bas-relief which is notched in the back so it is flush. I then painted with Acrylic paints like a regular Acrylic Painting and varnished, lots of fun. size 4” deep x 70×21” at wide end
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watching the day go by by inge
Relaxing after work,checking out passing cars and camels on the way to bahjura,Egypt
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Cheeky by inge
Cheeky Abrahim who left his village to work in Hurghada to sell souvenirs,Egypt
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