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The Place Where Dreams Are Born........

Featured Work

Ivy HeArt by Joyce Dickens, IPA

I was pleasantly pleased when my husband brought home this enormous and faded Ivy leaf today….....it was creamy as though it had been bleached…..scanned with my Canon Canoscan Lide 60 and edited in PhotoImpact11 for this final presentation….... / Cpyright protected and registered – Please respect copyrights:MCN: CEEGE-HV4BP-YFAN3 The original (photo) Ivy Leaf /
a bit of GREEN by Kristen Caldwell

walked into the clients home and their kitchen was lime green… i just KNEW my black and white damask print ottoman would be perfect against it… add a sleeping baby with a punch of purple in a flower and whallah! taken with sony alpha a900 50mm f/1.4
You wanna a dog for Xmas? by MikeShort

Taken at Fallas festival, Valencia. this one depicts the ‘joys of toys’ for Christmas or Reyes (6th Jan) I’m reminded of the slogan ‘a dog is for life not just for xmas’..... Checkout Fallas Festival group for more of same… heers Mike
Aaaahhhh she`s a teenager! by Ladymoose

Lilys new hat. / Sanyo vpc-E875
...life... by Geoffrey Dunn

Thank you … for everything …
GARDEN MUMS by Spiritinme

November’s flower is mums.
Think Big by AngiandSilas

Part of our greeting card line Living Out Loud ! As greeting cards and prints in stores that carry Tree-Free. This greeting card comes with envelope and matching interior design (Only on our web site and in stores). / Inside text: Refuse to accept any reality smaller than you are. For you are a caravan of potential, a bazaar of possibilities, a world within a world of wonders. This image is also part of our “Living Out Loud” calendar: / © Angi Sullins & Silas Toball For inspiration visit the Message from the Muse Blog! For our gallery of inspirational and mytho-poetic art visit Duirwaigh Studios Duirwaigh Studios: / There you can find prints, greeting cards, calendars, books and more that will make perfect gifts. Plus our inspirational film “A Knock at the Door” and more…
fast food by Melanie Dogan

hummingbird grabing a bite to eat —— / Canon EOS 450D / Rebel XSi / 60mm (macro) / f/3.2 / 1/640 / ISO 400
Sweet Doodle by ninamarie

Just a sweet little doodle, she might not be the last… featured in Art and Stories Made For Children / Live, Love, Dream: ,
The Tigger to my Pooh.. by JaNae Boswell

My adorable godchild who was tigger for halloween!

Recent Work

El Dorado by rodeorose

El Dorado (Spanish for “the golden one”) is a legend that began with the story of a South American tribal chief who covered himself with gold dust and would dive into a lake of pure mountain water (taken from Wikipedia) Nikon D70s / Sigma 50-500mm lens / f/7.1 / 1/2000sec / 370mm focal length / PSE for contrast enhancement only. /
Behind the curtain... by x- pose

So see details please view large.
Matador by Philip Gresham

Adobe Illustrator
When I look out the Window by FA Photography

... I’m so glad I can stay inside…. ;-). Photo Collage. / Original image: Nikon D60. / Texture: flickr. / November 2009. ADVENTURE LIFE | PhotoArt | Life | Love | Earth | Community
Each of These My Four Babies by GolemAura

Play on the song 3 babies by Sinead O’connor Made from a OK hand sign as contest source at PXLeyes.com.. the source is almost non existent.
puffy clouds by gabbielizzie

seminole texas
Magical Brugge by Béla Török

Brugge, Belgium / With the reawakening of town life in the twelfth century, a wool market, a woollens weaving industry, and the market for cloth all profited from the shelter of city walls, where surpluses could be safely accumulated under the patronage of the counts of Flanders. Bruges was already included in the circuit of the Flemish cloth fairs at the beginning of the 13th century. The city’s entrepreneurs reached out to make economic colonies of England and Scotland’s wool-producing districts. English contacts brought Normandy grain and Gascon wines. Hanseatic ships filled the harbor, which had to be expanded beyond Damme to Sluys to accommodate the new cog-ships. In 1277, the first merchant fleet from Genoa appeared in the port of Bruges, first of the merchant colony that made Bruges the main link to the trade of the Mediterranean. This development opened not only the trade in spices from the Levant, but also advanced commercial and financial techniques and a flood of capital that soon took over the banking of Bruges. The Bourse opened in 1309 and developed into the most sophisticated money market of the Low Countries in the 14th century. By the time Venetian galleys first appeared, in 1314, they were latecomers.[5] Such wealth gave rise to social upheavals, which were for the most part harshly contained. In 1302, however, after the Bruges Matins (the nocturnal massacre of the French garrison in Bruges by the members of the local Flemish militia on 18 May 1302), the population joined forces with the Count of Flanders against the French, culminating in the victory at the Battle of the Golden Spurs, fought near Kortrijk on July 11. The statue of Jan Breydel and Pieter de Coninck, the leaders of the uprising, can still be seen on the Big Market square. In the 15th century, Philip the Good, duke of Burgundy, set up court in Bruges, as well as Brussels and Lille, attracting a number of artists, bankers, and other prominent personalities from all over Europe. The weavers and spinners of Bruges were thought to be the best in the world, and the population of Bruges grew to 200,000 inhabitants at this time. The new Flemish-school, oil-painting techniques gained world renown. The first book in English ever printed was published in Bruges by William Caxton. This is also the time when Edward IV and Richard III of England spent time in exile here. / (Source: Wikipedia) / / The historic city centre is a prominent World Heritage Site of UNESCO
Merry Christmas!! by Tracy DeVore

Granddaughter, Nevaeh, all decked out for the holidays. (photo taken in Indianapolis, Indiana)
Storm King Dam, pano by Claire Farley

Nikon D90, Sigma 10-20 lens. Portrait mode / Focal length 20mm, manual focus mode, F/11, 1/250s, ISO 200 / 5 exposures processed in Photoshop’s photomerge Taken after reading a tutorial in a magazine Storm King Dam is just 10 kms out of Stanthorpe, Qld and is an ideal spot for fishing, waterbirds and sports and a top picnic spot. /
Autumn Tale by FA Photography

Going for an autumn walk near Lake Cospuden, Leipzig, Germany. Photo Collage. / Original image: Nikon D60. / Texture: flickr. / November 2009. ADVENTURE LIFE | PhotoArt | Life | Love | Earth | Community
Cowboy Up Gear by Myillusions

Hunter Jumper by trade, but cannot get over the beauty in western gear.

Let your dreams come to life here !!!!!! At Live, Love, Dream, we are open minded individuals striving for perfection in the ultimate pursuit of happiness. All are welcomed here with love and open arms and are encouraged to Climb to the top of their success ladders!!!!!!

A group that dares to dream, and DREAMS BIG !!!!!!! We welcome all new members and encourage you to jump right in and put your awesome talent out here for all to see and enjoy! Never let anything stand in your way, Never stop trying, and NEVER EVER Back down from your true desires in life! We are all here to stand behind you 100%! We care !!!!!

Thanks so much for considering us as your group home !
Founder and Group Host of Live, Love, Dream,

Bonita Moore
www.bamagirl38.com

The winner of our Sunset Extraveganza Challenge is Raquel Bourne with the beautiful piece EVENING REFLECTIONS! CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!! A beautiful and deserving winner indeed !!!!!!