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I begin my photographic creative journeys with my son AJ at my side because he adds inspiration into the visual experience. I attach several objects to a mobile in our living room and turn up some music. Then I basically dance with my camera in hand, hoping to catch the wonderful flickers of beautiful colors, shapes and movements from the spinning and dancing motion that takes place. Then I use my Macintosh computer with Photoshop to enhance several images and combine them into the final composite prints. Some of the images are not composites but are always enhanced in some way that I feel might be beautifully aesthetically pleasing images to enjoy. These images can really feel and look as if they have been painted by a magic brush. I feel a rush of great joy in seeing one printed and hung on the wall. I feel like they sing, dance and play for my eyes and consider the finished works to be fine art photography. What intrigues me most about all photography are the colors, shapes, and patterns which give me mini vacations and provide great rest and relaxation. My great hope is that I can also offer this same joy to everyone who see my photographs. When it comes to making lasting images and having a great investment in photographic art, the best prints possible are now found to be on aluminum. The colors are vibrant and the luminescence is breathtaking. The detail and resolution are incredible. So you will get from my abstracts just fantastic eye popping art . Paper based prints will last about 20 years. The Aluminum prints are about 150 years for the true color stability. This makes it possible for even your grandchildren to enjoy them. But the best part is this can be a great investment for your love of photographic art. Some of my prints are in limited editions. If you would like to make an investment in my art prints for yourself, please let me know.
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Multiple layered images of the same subject over a period of time or in a circular/surrounding motion.
A new Catholic tribute painting of Marcellin Champagnat (1789-1840), French Founder of the Marist Brothers, by British expressionist artist Stephen B. Whatley.
Marcellin Champagnat was made a Saint in 1999 and the portrait tribute was created with prayers on his Feast Day , June 6th, 2018.
The artist is a Catholic convert and his exhibition, Paintings From Prayer was staged at London's Westminster Cathedral in 2013. Stephen gets what he feels a 'Divine Push' to paint tributes of faith, amongst his other work - and was inspired to paint this tribute, looking at various historical images of Marcellin Champagnat ; after the Marist Brothers in Canada reached out earlier this year and commissioned him to paint a tribute to The Good Mother, a devotion to Our Lady, originated by Marcellin Champagnat.
The Marist Brothers are known as the Little Brothers of Mary, a community of teaching brothers dedicated to making Jesus known and loved through the education of young people; and are located in 79 countries worldwide.
They were founded in 1817 by Marcellin Champagnat in France, driven by his compassionate concern at finding a dying teenager with no knowledge of God.
Alongside his directly Catholic tributes, the work of Stephen B. Whatley is on public display every day in the City of London, just outside the Tower of London - where his series of 30 commissioned paintings charting the history of The Tower are permanently reproduced throughout the walkway leading from Tower Hill Station.
Saint Marcellin Champagnat. 2018
Oil on canvas
30 x 24in/ 76 x 61cm
To see The Good Mother- Marist Devotion. 2018 here on Flickr, please click this link: www.flickr.com/photos/stephenbwhatley/27935723768/in/date...
Expressionist artist Stephen B. Whatley on location in London in June 1999 painting Changing The Guard at Buckingham Palace - commissioned by The Royal Collection of HM Queen Elizabeth II.
This was one of two paintings of Buckingham Palace commissioned from the artist, jointly by the Royal Collection & London Underground Ltd, to be reproduced on London Underground posters advertising the Summer Opening of Buckingham Palace in 1999 and 2000.
The painting was created throughout one day, capturing the daily tradition of Changing of The Guard earlier in the day, in the courtyard - and the original hangs today in Buckingham Palace.
There is a permanent walkway of the series of 30 paintings by Stephen B. Whatley, commissioned by the Tower of London, just outside Tower Hill Station.
To see the complete painting of Buckingham Palace close up click here: www.flickr.com/photos/stephenbwhatley/4244552207/in/album...
26"Wx34"H This is a re-paint of an older painting. It is of Bottle Creek in the Kawartha Highlands Park. For anyone that has been to Bottle Creek, this has caught the moment. (And by the way, it is a Canadian Goose landing, not a dinosaur.)
I have an exibit at the "Art Cafe" on flickr at www.flickr.com/groups/globalworldawards/discuss/721576230...
I have judged these images as the top 20 of my paintings.
Surrealist Digital hand painting 800 x 800
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Bytom , ul . Didura 8. The two-storey villa , built in 1925 . by master mason Peter Kampa . The building without clear stylistic features , you can see elements of neo-baroque and expressionism .
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Bytom, ul. Didura 8. Willa dwukondygnacyjna, wybudowana w 1925r. przez mistrza murarskiego Petera Kampa. Budynek bez wyraźnych cech stylowych, dostrzec można elementy neobaroku i ekspresjonizmu.
No hay madera podrida, no hay acerbo, no hay algidez, sólo hay una caÃda vertical hacia la abscisa.
El tiempo se lo llevó todo.
Multiple layered images of the same subject over a period of time or in a circular/surrounding motion.