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Artist's Palette at Death Valley, California. The colors of the earth are wonderful on a rainy day. No crop. No post processing.
I was lucky to find this old man painting Mabry Mill during last week's visit. No much in color going on yet.
I met this young man (Lee) as I had lunch and a beer in the "Exeter Phoenix; a Multi-use arts venue with film and gig auditorium, gallery spaces, recording studio and a cafe-bar.
I hope he does well.
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Part of EXPOSED_Glimpses of the Soul_ exhibition now on till 31 January at Nassau
Sculptures by Mistero Hifeng
Who's the artist..
This Guy was painting a picture on the Ganges in India.
His subject was one of the Ghats where they burn body dozens of human bodys all day .. every day.
The air is filled with soot and smoke as these people go to a better world.
This is a tiny little canvas sitting on my windowsill on a miniature easel. It is actually what we gave all our guests for wedding favours last year. We commissioned a wonderful South African artist to paint us 80 of these, all individual and all one of a kind depicting either Scottish thistles or South African protea. It took her a year to do all of them, This was the one she did for me. They were awesome and are even more precious now as the artist has sadly passed away earlier this year. #macromondays #macromonday #windows #HMM
Detroit Artist Scott Hocking disassembled and reassemble weathered wood from a Caseville barn to create this "Celestial Ship of the North" in 2015. Located on Fehner Rd and Oak Beach Rd. - Michigan's thumb area
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On Sept. 25th, we happened upon this artist hard at work, painting the Firehole Spring in Yellowstone National Park.
My curiosity & admiration got the best of me…..so I asked if I could photograph her while she worked……
Told her I wanted to capture the raw talent and passion that she exhibited and I promised to send an image to her for blessing and / or her use.
She politely accepted my offer, and then gave me her business card.
Upon returning home…….I researched her website and Bio….only to learn that she was a very accomplished and recognized artist.
Her humble and modest nature never let on to any of this…….so I feel truly honored to showcase and promote her talents, abilities, and dedication.
Her name is Rachel Pettit & her website can be found here: rachelpettit.com/
Before I posted this......I emailed her a copy.
Hope she's pleased with it....
Suggest paying her a visit to view her website gallery.
Perhaps soon you’ll find the finished product that she was working on here as we spoke.
You just never know who you might run into while on vacation……….especially in the National Parks.
Have a great Friday and weekend ahead……….
Immerse yourself in the extraordinary images of two featured artists in the latest edition of Landscape Photography Magazine.
landscapephotographymagazine.com
©Fred van Leeuwen
Gilad Shabtay aus Israel (Zirkus und Comedy)
Thema der Woche bei - smile on Saturday - anything with A,
Héron cendré
Un grand merci à toutes et tous pour votre attention et regard à cette capture photographique.
A big thank you to everyone for your attention and look at this photographic capture.
A 2017 photo from Yellowstone National Park at Artist Point looking down through the canyon toward the lower falls. This popular overlook yields a fantastic view and surreal photos.
Developed Darktable 3.6.0.
5 photo stitch panorama. Rock formation in California's Death Valley where the minerals have come to the surface
The Victoria and Albert Museum attracts a lot of artists as the human models do not move and there is plenty of time to work
whether it's with a digital camera, oil paint, watercolour...the spoken or written word....there are many ways to capture and portray these lovely Cornish fishing villages....and there are many to explore....
textures thanks to Skeletalmess.
Ben Harvey accordion and his band Ornamentals are not entertaining very often. You could probably count their yearly performances on one hand. I for one, look forward to hear this band, as accordion is rarely used in jazz. Ben always dresses up and his bandmates have to keep up. Benson Lee on jazz banjo, Great Bob Scott on drums and Gram Whitty -bass upright bass. Gene Harvey played sax, but is not always available as he performs all over the world. Ben and Gene are also very capable singers, so good entertainment is guaranteed.
256. Distillery. P1690621; Taken 2023-Aug 20. Upload 2023 Oct 12.