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The other title was going to be "Can't see the Artist for the Trees". Regardless, an artist prepares in the image and what a canvas he has to work with.
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concentration... just before the throw - net fishing at Lago de Chapala, Mexico.
i watched these fishermen for quite some time, it sure takes great skill to do the right motion for the net to open wide and round... and then sink.
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It's easy to see how this lookout got it's name, with it's view up the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River toward the Falls. You can also see how the park got it's name, from the color of these cliffs. A mandatory stop for anyone visiting the park.
This day there were fires burning in surrounding areas, causing some haze in the distance.
Explore 8/26/2012
Roma Via Margutta, Fontana degli Artisti.
Percorrendo Via Margutta ci si imbatte nel curioso affastellarsi di cavalletti, maschere scolpite, compassi sgabelli e alla sommità della piramide granitica, un affascinante recipiente con pennelli e martelli da scultore di varie grandezze e fogge. Sono le armi del mestiere degli artisti, una volta abitanti in quella che era considerata la Mont-martre romana, la strada delle illusioni artistiche, degli studi dei pittori, scultori, fotografi, scrittori, artisti squattrinati che l'avevano scelta come loro sede gia dal 1612 quando, come primo artista, vi si istallò il pittore Gentileschi.
Un arco marmoreo inquadra sul paramento murario questo vero e proprio monumento agli artisti. L'acqua fuoriesce dai mascheroni e dagli snodi dei compassi e va a raccogliersi in una vasca sollevata dal livello stradale e, che, traboccando da quest'ultima, rifluisce sino a terra raccolta da una grata di ferro. (Dal sito: www.romaspqr.it).
Project "Roma;..
My Best on black - My Recent on black
My Books:
My book "Just Walls" (preview)
My book "Just Doors" (preview)
My book "Just Windows" (preview)
My book "Paris, Mon Amour" (preview)
My book Castelli della Loira (preview)
Bobo Boutin
Eric James Johnson Memorial Fellowship Artist in Residence
Buenos Aires, Argentina
February, 2010
Rouen le 24 02 2015, nous sommes un mardi.
Atelier Normand Création. Une rencontre avec Rémi Planche,
très jeune artiste qui en même temps qu'il se prépare à de hautes études d'histoire s'est découvert un talent fou. Il peint avec ses mains et finit avec ses ongles ... (en fait des aiguilles acier).
Donc une série consacrée à Rouen et à certaines de ses œuvres que je me suis permis de "retoucher" un peu...
sinon où serait le fun !
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Rouen. Tuesday 24th February 2015
Atelier Normand Création. Meeting up with Rémi Planche
A very young and gifted artist who he is also studying History at a very high level. He is painting with his hands and finishing his work with his nails... (in fact steel needles).
So here is a serie dedicated to Rouen and some of Rémi's work I took the liberty to "retouch" a little bit...
Otherwise, where the fun will be?
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Bobo Boutin
Eric James Johnson Memorial Fellowship Artist in Residence
Buenos Aires, Argentina
February, 2010
Captured this week, late afternoon along St Paul's Bay (Malta).
Thank you for your time to view.
Larger version should be better.
Wishing you all a splendid day ahead !
The artist is a receptacle for emotions that come from all over the place: from the sky, from the earth, from a scrap of paper, from a passing shape, from a spider's web.
-Pablo Picasso-
This is the Lower Falls in the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, on a rainy day. The area is referred to as "Artist Point", but apparently there were some mistakes made in the naming of it, according to this link: www.yellowstonepark.com/artist-point/ . A beautiful location, regardless of the name :)
Explore #87 for 8th October 2011 - my first one!!!
This is Francesca Woodman and Brooke Shaden inspired all the way :)
Ever notice how a lot of people care more about the work than the artist behind it? I mean of course, the piece of work, whether it be a photo, poem, painting, book etc, is the thing you're being impressed by, but what about the person who sat for hours imagining and creating that piece simply for the voyeuristic enjoyment of others? I'd hate it if a piece of my work got very well known and posted all over the internet but no one knew who it was by - it'd be like taking a part of me away, and even if I said I'd created it I'd probably be considered a liar.
I think this must be the best quality photo on my stream of the beautiful Underwood typewriter which John bought my last Christmas - it's beyond amazing, annoying to lug about though, it's so heavy!
I'm glad that despite this being an assignment for Uni about movement within images, I was able to make it personal to myself as well.
My niece Morgan loves to draw and paint and this was taken at the annual trip to the pumpkin patch when she was painting pumpkins. My artist entry for Feb. MSH
The background was a landscape and the painting that I took in Scoharie New York. The artist was provided by Tetiana SHYSHKINA a donor photographer on Unsplash .com. I thank her for her generosity. :-)
This image was taken during a workshop I participated few weeks back via Digital Photo Academy (digitalphotoacademy.com/).
They have great classes for newbies in photography.
Took me several hours to set up, and I love the way it turned out!
Wooden shelf by:
Bedframe by:
www.etsy.com/shop/dreamcometruebeds
Books by:
Myself
www.etsy.com/shop/PhillipNuveen
PoppysPetites
Artists used, mostly ACEO cards:
Myself
www.etsy.com/shop/7RayedDesigns
www.etsy.com/shop/JulieFitzGeraldArt
www.etsy.com/listing/281202394/original-aceo-watercolor-p...
www.etsy.com/shop/ArtOfPrincessM
www.etsy.com/shop/MorrisonsFurniture
Textile art was made by me
“[The sculpture is to remind] of the fact that both people and molecules exist in a world governed by probability, and that the objective of all creative and scientific traditions is finding wholeness and unity within the world.” – Jonathan Borofsky
Taken in Delacroix's studio in Paris.....self portrait ....I loved the texture of the paint and added the color of course!
My new levitation photo, I love these concept shoots and hope to do a lot more of them this year.
This ones slightly cluttered but it does resemble an actual artis studio.
With Charlotte Moore, what a good sport, hope your backs recovered.
Thanks to Martin Clarkson for letting us collaborate with your studio space!
Clare Gregory did Costume, Hair & Makeup. I'm so lucky xx