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Continuing with the Sunflower study series:
You will see some of this approach in both untouched as well as processed concepts over the next few days. You'll see how my eye seeks for something different. -Took an artistic approach for HSS!
Happy Sliders Sunday!
Stare
Let the image breath
Paint it on the canvas of your imagination
Let the limits of reality slip away into a Van Gogh madness
Then lose yourself within
-L . Magic
Photo Taken @ The Getaway - Nutmeg
I recently had an opportunity to experience the Van Gogh exhibit in Los Angeles. It was amazing to see and I recommend it to all who get the chance.This photo is the entrance to the exhibit and I couldn't resist sharing!
Wohl zum ersten mal sah die Vincent van Gogh Werbelok das Altmühltal als diese für ECCO Rail einen Kesselwagenzug vom Münchner Flughafen gen Norden bespannte.
A META' APRILE SONO ANDATO AVEDERE LA MOSTRA "VAN GOGH EXPERIENCE" UNA ESPOSIZIONE MULTIMEDIALE DELLE OPERE DI VINCENT VAN GOGH, UN BELLA ESPERIENZA.
DA QUESTA ESPERIENZA HO CREATO QUESTA PERFORMANCE DOVE PERSONAGGI INTERAGISCONO CON LE SCENE IN MOVIMENTO
Dutch Post-Impressionist artist Vincent van Gogh, painting the view from his asylum window in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence just before sunrise, although it is an idealized and imagined scene.
"Starry Night" is celebrated for its expressive, swirling sky, flame-like cypress tree, and tranquil village, and it has become a cornerstone of Western art history, residing in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in NYC.
Despite Van Gogh himself considering the work a failure, it is now regarded as one of his greatest achievements and one of the most recognized paintings in the world.
I usually feel the need to to pay homage to van Gogh at least once each summer by purchasing a few sunflowers for a photoshoot. It seemed good idea this sunny August day.
I love his work; his life interests me, too.
Lake Lagunitas on the Stanford campus is usually drained in the summer and filled in winter. A rainbow is not usually sitting over it. Unusual day. Even Van Gogh came out for a look!
The story has many accounts on Google search.
Briefly, the couple who own the property have a son who has Autism and when he views the Starry Night color theme of Van Gogh it calms him, so they commissioned a local artist to paint the wall surrounding the house in the artist's famed work.
Following of course was city code enforcement which said it was graffiti and they were told to repaint it, which they did not, but went to court with much support from many people and won,. They then proceeded to have the entire hose painted to match and here is the result. I love art and am very pleased with the outcome, some may have a different opinion. " Starry Night " everyone ! !
Me di una vuelta por Arlés buscando a Van Gogh y evidentemente no lo encontré , pero imaginé su casa en Arlés y me salió esta foto a la que tengo mucho cariño. Es antigua pero no esta editada.
Por consejo de un gran amigo hemos reemplazado la foto por esta que hay puesta. La hemos arreglado un poquito y parece que queda mejor, pues es verdad que la otra estaba fuera de foco y algunos colores lo hemos arreglado. No la he retirado por respeto a todos los que os ha gustado. Perdonad por el cambio pero creo que está mejor asi .
Vincent Willem van Gogh (30 March 1853 – 29 July 1890) was a Dutch post-impressionist painter. His work had a great influence on modern art because of its striking colours and emotional power.Vincent produced his self-portraits because he wanted to practise painting people. The majority of them – over 25 – were done while he was in Paris (1886–88). He was short of money in that period and struggled to find models. So the artist chose the simplest solution and painted himself.
Vincent Willem van Gogh (30 mars 1853 - 29 juillet 1890) était un peintre post-impressionniste néerlandais. Son travail a eu une grande influence sur l'art moderne en raison de ses couleurs frappantes et de son pouvoir émotionnel. Vincent a réalisé ses autoportraits parce qu'il voulait s'exercer à peindre des personnages. La majorité d'entre eux - plus de 25 - ont été effectués alors qu'il était à Paris (1886-1888). Il manquait d'argent à cette époque et avait du mal à trouver des modèles. L'artiste a donc choisi la solution la plus simple et s'est peint.
The top of this massive icicle gives the trees and sky behind it a sort of Van Gogh effect. I also see the profile of a lady looking to the side.
Please view large :-)
Durante su estancia de un año en el manicomio de Saint-Rémy, Van Gogh pintó una serie de cuadros que pretendían captar aspectos característicos de la campiña provenzal con sus cipreses y olivos. En una carta de Julio de 1889, dirigida a su hermano Theo, describió el más reciente cuadro de la serie que había comenzado en Junio: Tengo un lienzo de cipreses, con unas cuantas espigas de trigo, amapolas, un cielo azul, que es como una tela escocesa a cuadros multicolores (y) con un impasto como el de Monticelli. Van Gogh consideraba que este paisaje soleado era uno de sus mejores cuadros veraniegos y repitió la composición tres veces: primero, en un dibujo con pluma de junco (Van Gogh Museum, Ámsterdam) y a continuación en dos variantes al óleo que completó durante el mismo otoño (National Gallery de Londres y colección privada).
Drents Museum te Assen. Expositie op reis met Vincent over de tijd van Vincent van Gogh in Drenthe.
Drents Museum, Assen, the Netherlands. Exhibition traveling wiht Vincent about Vincent van Gogh's time in Drenthe; a Dutch province.
These are real white roses that were colored, but not by photoshop. Came out of camera that way. Found them at the flower market.
Simple puddle in my garage produced by the A/C condenser drippings. Caught my attention as an abstract Van Gogh representational portrait as it shows where his ear should be.
or Gogh with the Flow....
A 2 7/8" section of a 100% Cotton Yiume Hawaiian "Van Gogh Sunflower" shirt.
Nikon D5500 with Nikon 18-55mm @ 46mm and 12mm extension tube.
20 image focus stack.
For Macro Mondays
Theme: Cloth
Soulis: Vincent Van Gogh: Starry Night (June, 1889).
This is probably the most popular painting of the great Dutch master. It was finished near the mental asylum of Saint-Rémy, France, 13 months before Van Gogh's untimely death at the age of 37.
I was really elated to be able to take this photo of the original, without flash, at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City. After about 131 years, the painting has substantially faded (Starry Night). I took the liberty of throwing in some light and strengthening the colors to get a bit closer to the brilliance, but not exactly the original Van Gogh palette, it once enjoyed. Here it is again with colors closer to the original palette.
Thank you!
One of my favorite mysterious photographs. Vincent Van Gogh (back view) chatting with Emile Bernard at Asnières. (1887)
A view on the 13th Century Genneper Watermolen (water mill), Eindhoven, Netherlands.
The mill originally had two wheels, and was depicted a couple of times by Vincent van Gogh in November 1884 from this vantagepoint. Not sure the shopping cart has been around that long though ;-)
Wishing you all a very Happy Sliders Sunday!
Wikipedia: Water Mill at Gennep
Este cuadro muestra el jardín de la clínica de Saint-Rémy donde Van Gogh pasó un año. Trabajaba allí con regularidad cuando su enfermedad le impedía salir a la calle. Van Gogh escribió a su amigo Bernard sobre este cuadro: "Comprenderás que esta combinación de ocre rojo, de verde entristecido de gris, de líneas negras que definen los contornos, da lugar un poco al sentimiento de ansiedad del que algunos de mis compañeros de desgracia suelen sufrir, y eso se llama “ver rojo”.
Created in DDG Text 2 AI filters.
PP work in Luminar Neo AI filters for: Face; Eyes; Mouth; Skin.
“I want to touch people with my art,
I want them to say: he feels deeply, he feels tenderly.”
~Vincent van Gogh.
Prompt: Prompt: Self portrait of Vincent van Gogh
Using base image: Yes (Effect strength - 80%)
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