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Created with RNI Films app. Profile 'Ilford FP4'

another shot from my day at the mountains. I had to go a bit up here to reach the cross .. and that with my skiing boots :P amazing what you do for a decent photo-chance

Hand knitted in two colour Brioche. Chunky chenille and a stranded double knit

Need to add some more to my Summer to-do list. Will you help?

 

(Macro of Refrigerator Art, I organized at the Harn Museum of Art, Gainesville, Florida)

Created by Chang-jo & Air-magic nursery in korea

created this one to celebrate clocks & all things clockwork...such as oranges.... the original is a life size clockwork working model.....thanks for looking.....better bigger....hope you have a great day

Created with RNI Films app. Profile 'Ilford Delta 100 HC'

Vivid Sydney Harbour Bridge

Created in the 14th century to preserve the preparatory drawings of the frescoes of the monumental cemetery, the Museo delle Sinopie is a magical and precious place, both because of the masterpieces that are kept there, and because of the place itself. The organization of the interior consists of a system of platforms connected to each other, with different heights, supported by metallic structures anchored to the ground and suspended by means of tie rods.

Let your inner voice take you...and create your future the way you want it to be...

 

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Created in photoshop

The C.E. Long House (also known as the Peterman House) in Opa-locka, Florida, was designed in 1926 by architect Bernhardt E. Muller and built in 1927 as part of the city's unique Moorish Revival development.

 

The house was constructed by Carl E. Long and his wife Hazel R. Long. Carl Long played an active role in the early development of the municipality, serving as a town councilman, a superintendent at the Opa-locka Public Works Department, and later as the acting chief of the Opa-locka Police Department in 1928.

 

Key Historical Details

Designed by Bernhardt E. Muller, who created dozens of Moorish Revival buildings featuring signature domes, minarets, and exotic motifs envisioned by aviation pioneer Glenn Curtiss.

 

Historical Recognition: The structure was officially listed on the National Register of Historic Places on August 17, 1987, as a contributing property within the Opa-locka Thematic Resource Area.

 

Modern Context: Decades after its construction, the historic home has remained a notable local landmark, even serving as a backdrop for numerous film, television, and media productions.

 

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Created For ~ Weekly Theme Challenge~ Flowers

 

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Created for The Hypothetical Awards' www.flickr.com/groups/1179479@N25/discuss/72157630868853454/.

 

This was created in collaboration with Beth Rosengard. You can find her wonderful photostream here.

 

Below, you can see the original image I sent Beth, with the suggestion of producing a collaborative effort for the challenge at Hypo. Many emails later, including some backtracking of a few steps because we didn't agree on where it was headed, which of course was all a good, as it was, after all, a two-person project, we arrived at this. A lot of fun, thanks Beth!

Created from five raw images, using photomatix and photoshop.

 

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My Blog Site. Not much on it yet.

 

Canon 40D

EF-S10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM

f16 @ 1/250 +-2 and +-4 stops

I.S.O. 100

created from prompts using stablediffusion

Created for Faestock Challenge #53

 

Model with thanks to Faestock

 

Caravan ~Granny art

Created for Digitalmania inspired by Graphic Art Design.

 

For Renee: Note the Pretty Maiden is taking this tumble.

 

A special card for Gerard.

If you tumble properly, you can right yourself again. Get well soon.

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Explore: Apr 6, 2009 #355

 

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So many of us spend our whole life looking for, but missing, where we were created to be. And it is only the One who created you who can ultimately tell you where you were created to be. And He has in our word for today from the Word of God. In six little words, our Creator spells out for us the reason for our existence, the answer to life's most ultimate question, "Why am I here?" In Colossians 1:16, speaking of Jesus, God says, "All things were," and here are the six words, "created by Him and for Him."

 

So you were created by Jesus, you were created for Jesus, and you're going to have hole in your heart until you have Jesus. It could be you've been trying to fill that hole in your heart for a long time. But no relationship you've ever had has done it, no accomplishment, no experience, no religion. They can't. The hole in your heart is so big it can only be filled by the person who created you.

 

And the reason we can't find the meaning we've been looking for, and the peace, the lasting love, the reason is that we're away from the One we were made for. We're away from Him, not by His choice, but by ours. We were created for Him, but we've lived for ourselves. That's what "sin" is all about. Notice, the middle letter of sin, it's "I." And nothing is really working, nothing is really fulfilling because your sin - your running of your own life - has cut you off from the love you were created for.

 

That's why Jesus came. In Colossians 2:13-14, the Bible says, "God forgave us all our sins, having canceled ... what was against us; He took it away, nailing it to the cross." When you come in your heart to the cross where Jesus died for every wrong thing you've ever done; when you give yourself to the One who gave Himself for you, the sin-wall comes down and you begin for the first time in your life to be "where you were created to be."

 

Your life really begins when you finally are where you were created to be: in the relationship you were made for, with the Person you were made by. And that relationship can begin for you today. You don't have to be outside His love one more day.

 

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Created with RNI Films app. Preset 'Kodak Ektar 100 Warm Fade'

Created for this week's out of bounds challenge on Digitalmania.

 

Model courtesy of Bislelva fav.me/d8k2jma

 

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Created with 3D products from Digital Artist Zone.

Finished off with Topaz software.

 

All effects created by ducks

Created for

~ Sunflowers Art! ~ The Award Tree ~

Created in Wombo and digitally enhanced.

 

An uncommon winter visitor to our neighbourhood, this Brant goose was hanging out with a flock of gulls.

Created in one or more: AI Image Generator, ChatGPT, Craiyon, Grok, Leonardo.AI, and Photoshop

Created for the Take Aim "Hills and ridges" Challenge

Created with Leonardo.Ai

 

Pic by Adrian

Created with Apophysis 7x

Thank you very much great work!

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