Could you please stroke my tummy?

Colorful acrylic brush stroke vector

Final strokes of finishing, flipping over to mount keel strip and prep for bottom paint... work continues at the Sail & Oar Wooden Boat Society workshop, in a floathouse in Heritage Harbour, Vancouver Maritime Museum

cricket stroke. Perfect body balance he has. Location: Perintalmanna cricket board association.

Coogee Surf Lifesaving Club Baths, south end of Coogee Beach.

Taken for the This is how I see it: Sydney pool. Jan 2007: Coogee.

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Corel Painter Classic, Photoshop cs3

Wacom Bamboo

Guided By Voices & The Strokes in Washington, DC.

The new GBV album:

HERE

BJ Taylor-Alan Poisner-Sarah Justice: Stroke Stroll

thanks Marco, Raiko, Phillipp, Vera, Anna, Christoph, pixel pancho, On Off crew and all the persons we met at the strokes, that was great!

auditorio banamex

14 octubre 2011

I Always Wanted A Close Up Pic Of A Goldfinch And Got One A Few Days Ago But Today Topped That ..... :-)

Yes It's A Beak Not A Mouth .....

I wanted to get a slightly different take on the Rowers on the Yarra River so went for the shot that got the motion not the rowers.

My stock, pampered, never raced, Italian baby.

Owned since new.

Near Adelanto in the Mojave Desert. Civilization is only one hour away.

Source: 030626_131336.JPG

Could you please stroke my tummy?

Ilustração que fiz do divo da minha amiga Fran. Ficou bem da hora mesmo.

middle of a wellington winter.

submitted to the Guess Where Wellington pool

Guided By Voices & The Strokes in Washington, DC.

The new GBV album:

HERE

Musée du Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps

l'Abbaye de Stavelot

Stavelot

Belgium

August 2018

Playing with Photoshop filters

Melkus V6 two stroke

Female grackle fluffed up and acting weird. Thought it was having a stroke maybe.

the strokes

Muse:Noemi Scola

Suzuki GT380C

Stroke

Dance

Ben Fury

Louise Michel Jackson

By Kim Rens

Photography © 2014 Patrick Van Vlerken

Waving that camera around . . . .

DIGITAL CAMERA

this is Ryan Lovelace, shaping a custom fish.

you can see his surfboards here, at Point Concept Surfboards

for some gritty detail view LARGE