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~TITLE OF PAINTING~
~ Broken Bird ~
ARTWORK CREATED ON: Card stock Paper
APPROXIMATE SIZE: 8.5" x 11" inches
Media: Acrylics , Pen & Ink , Color Pencil
* This piece is Signed Dated & Titled
for authenticity by the artist.
Created in May 2011.
ABOUT THIS PIECE
Poor thing fell out of the nest,
so young he never even had a chance..
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Ross, Manette and I hiked through a parking lot, under a bridge, over a bridge across a long stretch of beach, then up several switchbacks just in time to get a view of the sunset at Broken Hill. Now to get back...in the dark.
Second roll with my first Oktomat to find out, if it really is broken. Well, so much for that. I had it exchanged for a new one. Lomography Oktomat, Lomography X-Pro 200, cross-processed
Brighton
HorizonT Russian swing-lens panoramic camera and 1991 expired Ilford FP4, exposed @ 50 iso and stand developed in Rodinal 1+100 for 1 hour.
Jan. 22nd, Day 22 of 365
Notice: No Real Hearts Were Broken During the Shooting of this Photo.
I figured I got a bag of candy hearts to take a photo of, I might as well use them several times.
While seeking Ortolan Buntings I found a curlew's egg in a trench. Perhaps a crow has found it and taken away from curlew's nest. But why the crow has left the egg uneaten? Have we to suspect an other vermin?
A broken front loader sits abandoned outside a construction site near the Port of Tampa.
Canon AE-1, Canon FDn 50mm/1.4, Fujifilm Superia 400
The film broke on this roll (my fault, really) and the girl at the first shop I went to didn't close it properly after she decided she couldn't do anything with it. Sorry for the light leaks, they ruined more than half the film.
I did find it funny that the pictures that survived were of broken or resurrected things.
“Hold on!” Were the words spoken just before Wisconsin and Southerns Oshkosh local, L595 struck a three foot section of broken rail in early October 2016. Amazingly only one truck of one of the locomotives hit he ground, the other engine and first car or two made it over the break with no trouble. Three days later we’d drop 5 cars on the ground less jab a half mile from this misadventure...
My fractured butterfly from an original photo!
Click the image below to see it as a graphic in English, converted especially for EtterVor!
This Killdeer is doing the old broken wing routine in an attempt to lead me away from her four eggs.
Our beautiful world, pass it on.
Broken rear axle from my old Raleigh bicycle, broken at the bearing retainer. A very rare problem on a bicycle, but my friend has the same model Raleigh and the same thing happened to him. Lucky I was traveling slow when it happened because the wheel dislodged from the frame and wedged back into the frame seizing the wheel. Needless to say I was not looking for a Raleigh this time.
Photo shoot for uni work using the light studio. The subject in the photo is a Broken glass bottle, which I found on the beach from where the sea has eroded the glass and has given it its character.
Broken Heart Robot is created by Craig Anthony Perkins. I always have a dilemma on how to display him as everywhere I place him, he seems very unhappy. =P
"I´m feeling, broken and cracked sometimes, don´t know how I could ever fix myself... So I´m hugging my inner senses... Taking care and trying to protect myself from falling apart..."
A broken down old house that I drive by evry day on my way to the office. I thought this would be a good subject for my first real attemp at HDR.
4x5 contact Print from paper negative.
MPP MKVII
Schneider 150mm 5.6
Printed on ilford MGIV Pearl, selenium toned.
Macro Mondays - "Broken"
I was lacking in inspiration for this week's theme so I had a rummage in an old jewellery box full of little keepsakes, trinkets and jewellery. I very quickly found 3 broken items. I don't know what that says about the state of my jewellery box! I photographed all 3 items and only kept 2 of the photos, this one and the broken shell.
This is a broken earring, the other half of the pair, the non-broken half, is in the background.
Seen from quite a distance; probably about 3/4 mile away. The arch obviously isn't really broken at all, but is apparently so-named due to the little indentation seen on the top. Someday, the arch will probably erode enough through there to cause it to collapse... if the world itself doesn't break before then.
On my last day in Arches, I would hike to and through this arch directly from the campground, arriving at it from the other side and returning to camp via a loop trail that's not seen here, but is in front of the arch and to the left.