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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
An artist painting the irises in bloom at Presby Memorial Iris Gardens.
Presby Memorial Iris Gardens, located at the base of the 7 1/2 acre Mountainside Park, contain over 10,000 irises of approximately 1,500 varieties and produce over 100,000 blooms over the course of the season. Because of the colorful iris along the beds, this garden is also often referred to as the 'Rainbow on the Hill' by visitors.
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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It's always a challenge at the local Auto Car shows , one point is that with the old classic cars of Yesteryear, is that all that chrome picks up all the reflections from all directions ! just moments earlier I was digging through my Camera casa looking for the right lens as well the ultimate filter,, when from behind a voice, this statement came Yes all you guys have the most expensive Camera ! Yes I answered ! the paying customer wants the quality results ! and after all they are the ones that buy the Camera's , we no mater age recognize free advertising ! and where quality comes from ! here I forgot to remove myself from the photograph what really caught my eye is that this vehicles 1948 display's a certification with approval from GM on authenticity GM Parts ! view the Large format suggested, Enjoy the View !!
Date: August 2015
Medium: Digital Photomontage
Dimensions: 20" x 40"
© 2015 Tony DeVarco and Mayako Nakamura
Here is an image of Iteration I and Iteration II- flic.kr/p/qtZTzD
In collaboration with the work of Mayako Nakamura www.flickr.com/photos/ma85/
An interview (in English) with Mayako on her working methods- www.theactofpainting.com/interviews/interview-mayako-naka...
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
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-
Artist's Palette in Death Valley National Park. Artist's Palette is an area on the face of the Black Mountains noted for a variety of rock colors. These colors are caused by the oxidation of different metals (iron compounds produce red, pink and yellow, decomposition of tuff-derived mica produces green, and manganese produces purple). _DSC6899A
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.
Taken while this event: CECI N'EST PAS…
INSIDIOUS IMAGES
A glass box in the city centre. Inside is a living tableau that changes every day. Disconcerting scenes – that some find embarrassing, others intriguing – leave no one indifferent. The Dutch artist Dries Verhoeven concocts destabilizing and potentially explosive images, deliberately poking away at our taboos. 10 days, 10 events, 10 cold showers.
Ceci n’est pas... presents different people in a display case in situations that do not meet the criteria of perfection and success promoted by marketing propaganda. In an era of visual discomfiture where the passerby is submerged by reassuring visual ads aimed at the frenetic consumers we have become, this highly subversive jack-in-the-box worms its way into the city centre, upsetting orthodox convictions, disturbing humdrum routines. Taken aback and maybe even shocked, spectators express opinions, argue, reflect. The public space, suddenly a theatre of imperfection and trouble, becomes a place for discussion and exchange. This is not a commercial.
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.
Paris - Montmartre - LACPIXEL 2015
Please don't use this image without my explicit permission.
© All rights reserved.
The Dissolution of all Forms
How are we decoupling from the modernist grand dream?
Metamodernist discussion by artist JJFBbennett
We were the grand Modernist dream: an architecture of logic, forged in steel and sequential gears. We believed that if we built the machine perfectly, we could grind reality into absolute order. The systems grew too dense, the data too interconnected, and the grand narratives too rigid. We didn't break under the weight; we dissolved.
It is not a violent destruction, but a profound release. The solid form is falling asleep, and the diffuse network is waking up.
We have moved beyond the machine. To survive the saturation of the modern world, we had to become the cloud—ubiquitous, ambiguous, and free. The structure is gone, but the consciousness remains, finding its true resilience not in the armour, but in the mist.
Blogger:
www.jjfbbennett.com/2026/07/my-psychological-landscape-sp...
YouTube:
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
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
That's me, 5th row, 2nd from the top. View LARGE
photo by eMiLy @_@, thank you.
www.flickr.com/photos/ahmany/2345878704
flickr turns 4 group here: www.flickr.com/groups/676251@N21
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