Jug photos on Flickr

I discovered these rustic, still-life objects in a man-made cave. This cave was situated on the nature grounds by a church in Palm Harbor, Florida. Around X-mas, this cave will be converted into a manger set, but in the interim the cave is dormant.

Groups:

The New Masterclass

Freedom Hawk L2

This is Magic L2

Jug by Christoph Wenzel

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Jugs by Sinan Akin

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LA ESCOGIDA by Pepe Ruiz

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Me gusta jugar con flores en una ciudad que destaca por su cantidad y calidad. Teníamos una rosaleda preciosa , que el capricho de una política convirtió en una biblioteca que no se abre , se inaugura, se acaba, nunca . Pero algún avispado subalterno nos lleno dos km del nuevo vial con aquellas rosas. Esta tarde las he visto preciosas, de todos los colores y tonos . Pero la escogida no es una esplendida rosa … es una flor sencilla que he visto en un macetero en el Puente Romano y me he dicho hagámosla lo mas bonita posible y dentro de mis conocimientos aquí está .

Jugando a ser como mi papá by Miguel Ángel González Martínez

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Jug handle Beach by Juan Pablo J

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SONY DSC

Alstroemeria and Jug by jeannie debs

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Alstroemeria and Jug, Croome Court, National trust, Worcestershire.

I'm an October child and this was one of my treats in my birthday week. Plus bacon sarnies in the 1940's style RAF canteen followed later by the biggest cream tea ever, the scones were massive..and delicious! Read the info on the link below for more fascinating info on Croome...

www.nationaltrust.org.uk/croome/features/raf-defford

Croome Court is a mid 18th century Neo-Palladian mansion surrounded by an extensive landscaped parkland at Croome D'Abitot, near Pershore in south Worcestershire.

The former home of the 6th Earl of Coventry but now owned by the National Trust and work in progress to restore this once grand house to it's former glory. At the moment it's an extremely 'tired' shell but the grounds, church and parkland are wonderful. One of the first landscaping projects of the famous Capability Brown. Brown was hired in 1751 by the 6th Earl of Coventry who had inherited Croome at 28 and wanted the estate and house to be at the cutting edge of taste and design.

107. Jug/s - 116 pictures in 2016

HWW everyone! :))

Explored - Highest position: 35 on Wednesday, October 12, 2016

Glass handle by Jo Evans

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Taken for the Macro Mondays theme of handle. A very small glass jug handle

Jugando a las Cartas, Playing Cards by Ignacio Fastag

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Cartagena Colombia

Green Jug by Suzanne

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New Jug by Denis O' Reilly Photography

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Just wanted to show off my new jug, A bouquet of bluebells, scabies, ranunculus and hellebore.

Small clay jug by Jose Rahona

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Macro mondays : I made this

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When I can and have some time I like to make small crafts, with paper or molding with clay or mud, small glasses, small clay jugs like this one, but very simple, although it is difficult for me I keep trying.

Little white jug. by Mike Dunbar

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Peeking Jug by Bob Wall

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Just because I thought it was peeking around the corner at me.

JUG - P47D Thunderbolt by Roland Bogush

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Onions and Jug by Suzanne

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The 'Broken jug' from within by AurelioZen

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Europe, The Netherlands, Friesland, Harlingen, Zuidwalweg, Harlingerstraatweg, The Broken Jug (uncut)

American artist Frank Stella is known for his minimalist paintings and sculptures. He has had exhibitions at the MoMA in New York and museums in Europe and Asia. In 2009, President-elect Barack Obama awarded him the National Medal of Arts.

Choosing a location for the Broken Jug sculpture was a protracted process. After it couldn't be placed in Miami and Cherbourg, Harlingen was chosen. It was the perfect location for Stella since he was fascinated by its harbour and decided that 'where land and sea meet' (near the Tjerk Hiddes sluices) would be a beautiful location for his sculpture.

The reinforced concrete structure is 14 meters high and weighs 45 tons.

This is number 15 of the Harns/Harlingen album and number 49 of Naar het Noorden.

Simple still life ! - Jan 2016 by I.T.P.

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Fink. by Phil Berry

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The Fink Water Jug, designed by Robert Foster, is now regarded as the flagship of the Fink collection and has been described as an Australian design icon.

I took this image within the National Gallery of Australia gift shop.

Jug by Christiane Harrison

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with window reflections -

Macro Mondays: Glaze

Alpine jug... by Mau and Tweety

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jug and bowl by Paul Grand

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PP with Flypaper Painterly Textures

Better big on black!

Jug Stream by Jonathan

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East Monmouth, Maine.

Glass Jug by judy dean

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Seen in the Islamic department at the V&A, this exquisite jug and its reflection. I think they were creating art like this while we were still living in mud huts.....Not quite, perhaps, but a long long time ago!

Jug Handle Arch by Lisa Squires

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Taken at the back entrance to Canyonlands National Park.

El cáliz by Miguel Benedicto

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Jugando con la simetría, diluyendo las formas individuales y destacando el conjunto.

La foto está tomada a contraluz, cuando se avecinaba el ocaso, y recortada a formato vertical, para eliminar otros espontáneos que deambulaban por ahí.

Para continuar la serie sobre el flamenco, comparto en el grupo esta toma con una componente más artística que las anteriores, sin pretender mostrar los detalles de los flamencos, y aprovechando cómo esas dos parejas de flamencos se cruzaban en su deambular, como si de una coreografía ensayada se tratase.

La capté en la laguna de Navaseca, próxima a Daimiel, cubierta de gaviotas y ánades cuyas sombras desdibujadas resultaron inevitables.

Ya estuvo en FN y la había subido a mi galería de flickr pero aún no la había compartido aún en el grupo.

Bottle and jugs by Suzanne

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The water jug by Werner Ustorf

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An important bathroom utensil when I was living in India. It is also a symbol, just like water itself is. This is my second attempt at expressing visually the notion of 'some organs work, others don't'. The jug is almost empty now and, one day, there will be no more water. This is going to happen and I better get used to it. Does this stifle my creativity? Not a bit. So far.

It's all empty ... by Kostas Kaisidis

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