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If you look closely at the flower of an orchid you'll probably see this petal arrangement. I've been thinking about trying to photograph the interior cos there's a part of the fflower that looks like it's a head off something - a bird perhaps...
Oil on stretched canvas
800 x 800 mm
“The inner journey is a passionate inquiry into our own soul, our own personal field of experience. It’s not enough to be passionately involved in a subject or pursuit that we are interested in learning more about; we have to be passionately involved in our own process. We need to inquire into and study our own state, our own soul; our inquiry has to be about what is relevant to us personally.” – A. Hameed Ali. This journey is just starting for Gaulimee, who lives with thousands of others on the streets of Brazil. Support CARF at carfwebnet.blogspot.com/.
"But now, alone, over rocks, mountains,
Cast out from thy lovely bosom,
Cruel jealousy, selfish fear,
Self-destroying: how can delight
Renew in these chains of darkness
Where bones of beasts are strown
On the bleak and snowy mountains
Where bones from the birth are buried
Before they see the light?"
from "The Book of Ahania", William Blake, 1795
While in California The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Inner-City Arts, an organization that uses arts and performances to give inner city children an oasis of calm, fun and learning. While there The Duke and Duchess met with children participating in the art programmes.
Photo by Walter Urie
I've been wanting to expirement with startrails (and astrophotography in general, but thats an after lotto dream) for years, but never been in the right place at the right time with a camera. Lately, i've been planning to head out to a couple of places near by melbourne and spend the night shooting them, and then when I got home tonight, there were enough stars out, even in inner city hawthorn, to give it a crack.
No doubt you'll do better from a true dark site, but i'm stunned by the amount that you can capture here.
Stacked image, 52x 30second exposures, 26 minute equivilant.
A smile to a stranger may give inner steel.
Say Hi to strangers you pass and a moment for chat when it's right.
A Poem for Someone:
There should be no rain for the lonely
For they have weather like moods
Lamenting showers of “if onlys”
And gales of solace in foods
A word from a person they hardly know
Uplifts like the warm breezes of spring
Then turned down.. a shattering blow
Slaps the face like wind blown hail does it sting.
Excitement; no sleep tonight, ‘til new day looms
An outing, a picnic the clouds rush away
New friendship is here, a cherry tree blooms
Elation of sunshine there’s company today.
While in California The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Inner-City Arts, an organization that uses arts and performances to give inner city children an oasis of calm, fun and learning. While there The Duke and Duchess met with children participating in the art programmes.
Photo by Walter Urie
More doorbell buttons, including several General-Electric "Sculpturesque" models from the early 1970s; there are at least 21 model/finish combos known, and I have 11 (plus 3 on the way.) No more than ten years ago, even simple things like doorbell buttons came with an evocative name and a detailed description; now they're just "PB-19-GL." You'd never know there was so much to just doorbells.
Note two doorbell buttons designed to look like door knockers.
design and artwork for DVD cover, booklet and packaging.
Artist: Huascar Barradas.
Album: Entre Amigos DVD
Year: 2006
Inner Space Cavern was discovered by a Texas Highway Department core drilling team in the Spring of 1963. While drilling through 40 feet of solid limestone, the bit broke into what is now known as Inner Space Cavern. An adventurous employee of the highway department was lowered into the hole while standing on the drill bit and holding tightly to the stem. He was the first human being to enter INNER SPACE. What an exciting voyage this must have been!
The original hole is still up in the ceiling (in the darkened part in the center of the ceiling) where the worker was lowered down.