Featured Work

  • Playground by NicholasClay

    You’re probably wondering what this image is…well, it’s my old shower curtain hooks! They’re standing up on their sides, keeping each other up. It was a hard process to keep them standing at the same time, but the image in the end was rewarding. I find it rather unusual; shower curtain hooks holding each other up, instead of their generic friend, the shower curtain. I thought it resembled a playground and had a bright feeling to it. Hope you like it! This is a representation of me because I really enjoy finding new ideas, and making use of readily available things/ideas that we would normally put aside for one specific reason. I love to stretch the potential in my life and enjoy thinking the future will be bright.

  • Planetary by betha

    When I first got my new camera, an Olympus E-410 I had to try out lots of things, particularly shots inspired by out artists here on RB. So I had to try out water drops, I was pretty happy with my first attempt using food colouring. As I was lucky enough to get 2 different colour drops. I never thought to put it up, but when I saw the Homepage pic, thought ah why not. So here is my first attempt. Not tried it since. But I am sure I will some day.

  • Bird of Paradise by David DeWitt

    Flowers come and go very fast – they onlsy last part of one day.

  • Sun Lilly by kim Davitt

    Taken today / 30th June 2008 If I had a flower for everytime I thought of you / I would walk through a garden forever This image is one of the first I have taken and I love this so much. I m so proud of how this turned out, it was a bunch of lilies my mother had and I took one from her vase outside and posed it in front of the sun hoping to enhance/light the flower, when I checked them out at home and found this one I was so please with the result. / Hope you all like this too, It must be ok as it is my most popular image and has the most faves also. lilly sun other set of two image pictured below / Camera / panasinic luminix dcm fz18 / 18x optical zoom BEST VIEWED LARGE / SOLD LAMINATE PRINT X1 / approx 1 1/2 months ago (July) / The person who boought this was on my watch list and it had been here for 1 month before it sold SOLD FRAMED PRINT X1 / 27th December 2008 / do not kow who too SOLD 2 x cards / 27th December 2008 / Do not know who too

  • Quaint Cottage by AlexMac

    Seen on the way to Snowtown SA, this glorious little cottage was just so small, only enough room for one person I would say, This cottage would be the size of an average main bedroom in a home. /

  • Small Black Ground by mozzie221

    Artist Statement / Go outside and look at the ground. / What’s at your feet? / Does any one item stand out to you? / Is it beautiful? / Is it unique? / Do you want to box it up and keep it? Or is a bit of rubbish? Small Black Ground / 2008 / 240cm x 52cm x 50cm / 81 Small black boxes, 78 natural items, 3 man-made items and acrylic paint. (Year 11 Land & Earth Installation Artwork) / Displays the pureness nature contrasted to rubbish made by man

  • A coffee for Janeymac by ajax

    Coffee by proxy for fellow bubbler Janeymac

  • Schlegeis by Xandru

    Schlegeis reservoir, or artificial lake, lies in south west Austria. The mountains in the skyline are actually in Italy. On that day we hiked past this lake to the Italian border, some 15 kilometers. Reaching Italy, we quenched our thirst on some Italian beer and walked back. Nikon D50 / Nikkor 18-79 f/3.5-4.5G / Aperture: f/9.0 / Shutter: 1/250 sec / Focal Length: 24mm / ISO: 200 / . /

Recent Work

  • Fifteen minutes of fame by Karen Cook

    THIS PIECE IS AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE AS A: / • Card / • Canvas Print / • Framed Print / • Laminated Print / • Matted Print / • Mounted Print / • Poster !!

  • Fairground mirror by jesika

    A perfectly ordinary Greylag Goose reflected in the University of York lake and a bit of fiddling with twiddly bits added. / The distortion is the polar wotsit filter in PSE7, then a bit of blurring to hide the join and a crop to increase the impact! Fun only, not to taken seriously. / GLG 110208 / Sony H9 / PSE7 060109 polar cordinates blur crop / 060109

  • Baby Mockingbirds by Glenna Walker

    Just a close up of the four little baby Mockingbirds. The last baby was gone today. I do not know if the parents moved it along with the other two that were missing as of yesterday. One baby got caught in the wire and died. I do not want to think the worst, so I don’t. I will always have the adorable photos I was able to capture in just four short days.

  • I love my mommy! by strangedays3

    This is my puppy Major, he is five months old. What enticed me to take this photograph is the look on his face. I judge moments in photography by a feeling I get when I see the photograph through my eyes before the lens. I used a Sony A200 DSLR with a 18-70mm zoom lens. I used a portrait setting to blur out the background and no PP has been done to this photograph. / I am happy with the shot because I like to take photographs that are asymmetric, especially since life is often asymmetric!

  • A corner to read by natnvinmom

    Taken of my daughter sitting in the corner at the family christmas party so that she could be alone to read…..too precious!

  • Radiance by Reesa

    taken with a Kodak z612 a spot light to my left exposure time 1/40 sec f/3.2 portrait mode post processing a diffuse glow was added and file resized changed to b & W

  • Have One by Reesa

    taken with a Kodak z612 in portrait mode at f/3.6 and exposure time 1/10 sec. still working on keeping the subject sharp while background is out of focus. in post processing the photo was cropped to lessen the amount of the table shown and file resized

  • Rose by napah

    :))) / /

  • Despair-Hope by Mark Boddington

    Night time portrait under a street lamp. Coloured affects applied in Photoshop, though the original stain of the ‘flames’ was accidental.

  • Cancer Tree by Mark Boddington

    Polaroid transfer with colour enhancements in Photoshop

  • Red Dragon by roca

    Dragon in acrylic and gouache, background in gouache and overworked in watercolour pencils. ...I have never named this piece officially. It was always ‘the red dragon piece’ and so the title here is just that!

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