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Share Your Work > Still Life > Ryolite (Go To Message)
John Berrevoets
 
RyoliteYesterday @ 6:06pm


Death Valley, USA.
Share Your Work > Pets > New trial dog photo's (Go To Message)
Don Fischer
 
New trial dog photo'sMay 16, 2013 @ 12:40pm
Past weekend was spent at Ore Britt Club walking trial.







Dog on the left, GSP, is a friend's dog, it's a Field Champion. The dog on the right is not only a Field Champion but last years National Walking Gun Dog Champion.





Share Your Work > Wildlife > Black Bird (Go To Message)
John Berrevoets
 
Black BirdMay 16, 2013 @ 11:33am


Death Valley, USA.
Share Your Work > People, Portraiture, Lifestyles, and Events > Stormy Weather (Go To Message)
John Berrevoets
 
Stormy WeatherMay 15, 2013 @ 12:07pm


Taipei, Taiwan.
Share Your Work > People, Portraiture, Lifestyles, and Events > The Great Hunger: 1845-52 (Go To Message)
Ted_Byrne
 
The Great Hunger: 1845-52May 15, 2013 @ 9:49am
Once upon a time, England ruled a conquered Ireland. It's native Irish people labored as tenants – forbidden by British law to vote or own land – paid in the potato crop they raised on the quarter acre of land allotted to each tenant family. The rest of the rich earth produced grains, vegetables, and livestock as rent for the British – frequently absentee – landlords. Between 1845 and 1852 a virus annihilated only potatoes, while the remaining land produced rich yields for export. There was abundant food, but none made available to the Irish tenants who farmed it. They starved by the millions suffering not in a great famine but a Great Hunger. Other millions emigrated, many to America, Canada, and Australia. The country has never regained that mid 19th century population.

In Dublin stand specters of The Great Hunger's victims.



Canon 7D, Canon EFS 17-85mm (f4-5.6), PP in PS4 Paint and custom textures created with AlienSkin: SnapArt4, Impasto. Custom brushes.
Share Your Work > Abstract > Light №1 (Go To Message)
April
 
May 14, 2013 @ 6:26pm
Thank you both for your feedback!
Share Your Work > Abstract > Light №2 (Go To Message)
April
 
Light №2May 14, 2013 @ 6:24pm

Light №2 by asiegfried, on Flickr

Nikon D300; 1/45 sec @ f16, ISO 360 (handheld);
18-200 mm f/3.5–5.6 with Canon Close-Up Lens 500D
Share Your Work > Abstract > Light №1 (Go To Message)
April
 
May 14, 2013 @ 6:18pm

Quote (broby6)

I'm guessing there is some glass somewhere causing the interesting light streaks.


You are correct. Light is refracting through a green glass vase onto this green stone vase. Color is bouncing onto the sides left and right from other stone vases nearby.

I did not set this up.Smile
Share Your Work > Abstract > Light №1 (Go To Message)
MCampbell
 
May 14, 2013 @ 2:00pm
Delightful image. The skin tones and curves give it an organic feel for me. Interesting sensuality like those dirty pictures of peppers Edward Weston shot many years ago.
Lovely
Share Your Work > People, Portraiture, Lifestyles, and Events > In the spotlight (Go To Message)
Ted_Byrne
 
GooglingMay 14, 2013 @ 11:41am
I'm thinking that if anyone typed in this question to Google, "Why must a fine photographic artist master craft?" That the answer would merely produce this image!! How wonderfully you've used your powers for good here John. I'm still studying it to grow my own work. Thanks... Beer Mug Cheers!

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