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Abstract Photography by Lou Smith Fine Art Photography. The elusive quality of shadows and light.
Photo by Lou Smith. Lou Smith Fine Art Photography
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Size: 10" X 11"
Medium: Prismicolor Pencils, Pastels, Ink and Watercolor
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Previously represented by Agora Gallery, New York, NY
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想命名：
恩~ 一看就會聯想到"朱雀" (太王XX記看太多- -") ,那就叫"朱雀的神光"好了...
"朱雀神物大顯神蹟" 也不錯 ... "琦荷的火焰"... "黑豬的熱情" 一 一+
Q: 雖然在實驗時沒想太多,但為何會使用這顏色呢?
A: 情人節剛過宣洩作(自問自答),誠實陳述潛意識露骨的話不敢說,只可意會,不可.....
感言：
最近發現了新軟體Apophysis,就試玩了一下下... 還很生疏...因為都是英文...嫩B的階段...
還另外用PaintNet(也是最近發現)修了一下發光與柔度...
會得知軟體是從逛flickr其他人相簿才知道名稱,然後再自己搜尋出消息.
唉~英文不好真的好麻煩... 溝通麻煩,學習也麻煩...
2008-2-15
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To avoid confusion with some group invitations, all of my images are created from blank. Any image from a photo is clearly marked as such.
I found this at a junk yard of a factory near my place. I don't know what this is. Maybe a part of some kind of filter. It's broken & abandoned.
Week 31 Wildcard: Photographer's Choice
Decided to go Abstract this week. I've been obsessing over getting some birds in flight pictures these past few weeks, with less than satisfactory results- but, I'm not giving up. Day after day, I've gone to this one spot. One morning, I happened to look I down and there was my shot! Not a bird in flight, but I'll take it!
Blue Abstract Vector graphic available for download at dryicons.com/free-graphics/preview/blue-abstract-vector/ in EPS (vector) format.
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This was taken from the chopper. David Oliver portrait/landscape workshop in the Hunter Valley. Oooooh it was soooo good. Olga
These giant leaves are from the beautiful Traveler’s Palm, Ravenala madagascariensis. It shares many features with palms (Arecaceae) and with bananas (Musaceae, especially its long large banana-like leaves), but it is neither. It is in the family Strelitziaceae, the birds of paradise plants. It is endemic to forests in Madagascar, but it is grown as an impressive large ornamental plant in tropical gardens around the world. This specimen was in gardens in Miami, Florida. The young leaves have recently sprouted and are now unfurling.
ravenala abstract _ (© 2015 megart)