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Prisma color Pencils, liquid blending tools, toned gray sketch paper, a ruler, and a finger to smudge with. 💙💙🍫🍫

I hear the ladybugs are delicious this time of year.

 

Strobist:

270EX, diffused, on flashcord, camera left, 1/32

Mo is DEVOURING the cookie with MEGA CHOMPS!

  

Doll Chat ~

 

Mo : "nomnomnomnomnomnom"

 

End ~

  

He will have a full belly tonight. :p

  

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by the green and gold."

 

Santa Monica Dream by Frau K

 

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"Devoured City Two" with Shelby Mustang

Just discovered what the lens flare on the iPhone 4 is like!

 

iPhone 4

Apps:

Photoshop Express

Camera Bag

Camera+ (frame)

 

They were not insects, they were human.

A story about a bad experience a year ago.

"Devoured City Six" with Shelby Mustang

black-shouldered kite eating it's prey, a tasty rat.... hope this isn't too graphic for flickr.

21-05-2016 FOTOGRAFÍAS DEL SHOW SANTIAGO ATTAK 4 EN ARENA RECOLETA ORGANIZADO POR LA WARNER CREW

   

Demonic gun blade.

 

"Hide in the shadows and cower, for the Devourer of Souls is here and he hungers after your immortal soul..."

 

Duke's second birthday gun. Done in PMG.

I think that earwigs are devouring most of my Dahlia's petals when in bud :-( I only learned of a preventative measure earlier this week,( too late for this season) rub petroleum jelly up the stem to prevent the earwigs climbing up to the flower or bud! Preset G_kk_Within courtesy of the Super-talented Kim Klassen with grateful thanks :-)

 

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Still life photography of worn-out frying pans.

 

de•vour (d`-vour)

1) To eat up greedily.

2) To destroy, consume, or waste.

3) To take in eagerly.

4) To prey upon voraciously.

  

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Still life photography of worn-out frying pans.

 

de•vour (d`-vour)

1) To eat up greedily.

2) To destroy, consume, or waste.

3) To take in eagerly.

4) To prey upon voraciously.

  

Official website

 

Say hello to me on facebook

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Peregrine Falcon, Newstead Abbey

Best viewed large, the better to see it holding and chomping the flower bud.

Vegetation devours ancient monuments !

160/365

A spider eating another.

I thought it was a dog-eat-dog world!?

A photo from a human sundae shoot I did recently. I love doing messy shoots like these and I'm forever grateful to the models that come and work with me on shoots like this. My friend Anouck also known as IdiotTwins on Deviant Art wanted to take a shot at editing this photo for me. She's an amazing artist and she is way better at Photoshop than I am. I really have a lot to learn from her. :)

 

Photographer: Zach Nieland

Editor: Anouck Somers

 

Camera Info: Canon 5D + EF 85mm F1.8

 

© Zach Nieland

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Michael Christian's "Koilos" sculpture on the Hayes Valley Green

We were happy to be able to see them so close, they didn't seem to be disturbed!

Nikon F5

50mm

Agfa Vista poundshop film

 

My wife makes the best Sunday Roast. Nothing compares to it, in fact nothing gets close.

Erm.. I meant to photograph my plate before I eat it but its just too good.

Stilson Cemetery

Victor, Michigan

Panorama of Pulau Ubin's waters. Was lucky to catch both the stormy clouds and the sunset at the same time, showing the clouds creeping over and covering the sunset. Loved this shot.

 

Still life photography of worn-out frying pans.

 

de•vour (d`-vour)

1) To eat up greedily.

2) To destroy, consume, or waste.

3) To take in eagerly.

4) To prey upon voraciously.

  

Official website

 

Say hello to me on facebook

The city where I live has always had to contend with freeze/thaw cycles. They are fairly insane now. like more off the charts. This winter was fairly odd for its extremes. Now with spring the potholes are appearing. Some of them are axle-breaking. Some of them are ankle-breaking.

This shot turned out really cool I think with the near shore trees seeming to be the upper jaw and the far off trees being the lower jaw of some beast trying to eat the sun. The lighting and shadows there on the water really caught my eye.

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