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-LEE Big Stopper (10 stop ND filter)

 

-LEE Filters - 0.6 100x150mm Hard Grad filter

 

Warren is so very dear to me as many of you know. He has many health issues and is blind but he manages to stay happy and so loving. I admire his resilience so much. Last week I noticed a problem with his back legs so I took him to Ocean State Veterinary Hospital, they diagnosed him with a spinal problem so we will be seeing a neurologist soon. I hope that it is nothing too serious and I will do whatever it takes to make his life the best I can.

Piper's spinal surgery at UC Davis last Wednesday was a success! He is home now recovering, a process that will require four weeks of cage rest. He seems to feel great and cannot understand the restrictions, of course. We take him out for lap time as much as we can.

On a windy day I thought I'd explore trees as time-machines. What drifts and what doesn't?

4½ minute exposure with a 10 stop and 2 stop ND filters.

My tribute to Spinal Tap. I love this piece because it's big (8"x10"), black and HI-LAR-IOUS.

 

see it at: www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=19894778

For the Group Life is a Rainbow. The colour is Dark Green. (no3 of the Dark Green sequence)

And Happy Cliche Saturday too! ;o)

 

I just couldn't pass up the chance to celebrate! When I thought of "dark green" as a colour for the Rainbow group I immediately thought of the signature colour of Virago Books! As iconic as the orange or black Penguin books, the dark green colour of Virago stood out proudly in the book stores from the early 1970s. It was the first time that I (along with so many other women) could hear the voices of other women, recognise our shared experiences, and talk about so many subjects that had been forbidden. It was the first time that women had claimed back even the word "Virago" from the realm of the insult and the 'put-down'.

I've added a smattering of other books on my bookshelf too ... and just a taste of Virago books on my shelves of so many books written by women and for women. It is easy to forget today, just how hard it was to get published as a woman. Mary Anne Evans? No? Try George Eliot! So many women had to disguise their sex to be taken seriously and to be published. Even Joanna Rowling "revealed that she was advised to use her initials on her first book so as not to alienate male readers". It is still a live issue ;o)

 

I added a candle to the still life, to suggest how the books have lit up my world, and made the shot as clear as I could, so you can 'tap' into and read the spines. Some of my favourites are missing, as their spines are so broken that the titles are almost unreadable! And the old newspaper that the book shelf is resting on - is a series of articles on Sylvia Plath - I had to include her too o))

 

Texture: 2LO Texture Artists 8

 

Life is a Rainbow Here

Saturday Cliche and Smiles: Here

Welcome to abandoned hospital L

Spinal Tap portrait by photographer Dan Dion.

Explored December 7, 2007 #15

The interior of the Marriott hotel in central Atlanta. The Giger-esque design is certainly amazing but I wouldn't recommend getting a room here if you suffer from vertigo.

Is what you might get if you drive this car, mainly because the engine is virtually attached to your spine.

Stone Bay, Broadstairs, UK

 

York station last summer.

Pretty amazing train station - World Trade Center Transportation Hub; Oculus PATH station, NYC

Morning sun catches the spinal lines of rock at Rocky Cape National Park.

 

Nikkon D700, Nikkor 17 - 35 mm @ 24 mm

25 s @ f/22, ISO 100

Singh Ray 3 stop hard GND

Singh ray Mor-Slo 5 stop ND

View On Black

Acrylic on canvas ~ Size: 12 X 24" (30.5 x 60.9 cm) Completed in December 2007

This is a commission for a TATTOO, (and a painting). In the beginning I was hesitant. However, it has turned out to be a VERY interesting piece! It's painted to form along the spine of the collectors back. ( a 'back piece") I'm anxious to see what this will look like when it is actually on his body! (I will upload a picture of that when I have it)

I have never considered doing Tattoo design before. However, I had such an excellent time designing this one, I would gladly take on another assignment. The nice thing is the person who commissions something like this gets a TATTOO and a PAINTING! This looks wonderful as a painting on my wall.

Although this tattoo is done for my collectors use only as a tattoo, I will be selling mounted giclee prints with hand painted boarders which look exactly like the original painting. If you would like to discuss doing a tattoo/painting contact me at VOMITUS.com.

 

Be sure to click on 'all sizes' above to see the detailed image.

A still from the Mutation video

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Cactus Spines Shot with Nikon D7000, Nikon 105mm f/2.8 macro.

 

Best Viewed Large on Black - Press L

A young woman in a broken back in a spinal injury cart looks around 1930s / 40s

Combination of mokume & textured beads in colors of caramel, butterscotch, toffee, cream and heather purple. Accented with vintage watch screws and a wire-wrapped bead dangle.

Silver Gelatin Print.

Self processed and developed in a wet darkroom.

Monumenta exhibition 2011 at the Grand Palais (Paris VIII).

Leviathan by Anish Kapoor

This lovely back tattoo will be coming out soon to the Wicked Holiday of Horrors event. You will be able to buy this tattoo starting on November 16, 2022 at 12 PM SLT.

 

Now at

Dark Matter Marketplace

 

Wicked Holiday of Horrors

 

Artist unknown- if there was attribution I missed it. I just liked the simplicity and graphic nature of the sculpture. I believe this was at the Hirschhorn Museum in Washington, DC. We were there to see the exhibits of Yayoi Kusama.

Nude of man's back, shoulder to buttocks, on wicker chair.

 

Featured in this wonderful gallery:

500px.com/saulotaveira/galleries/homem

1440p rendering, -0.5 LOD, Midhrastic WIP ENB (.141) for Fallout, SSAO, SweetFX, (SMAA, HDR, LGG, tonemap, vibrance, curves), custom fog settings.

That's it now, discharged and all is superb!! Metal work has not moved and fusion has begun. I'll be out this weekend with my monster 70-200mm :) :) :)

Thanks to all my Flickr buddies for all the kind words and putting up with me while I havn't been commenting

EXPLORED

everything you need to know,

you can read in my spine.

  

im in absolute hate with this.

trust me, it will be going away soon.

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