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Originally a photo from my recent trip overseas but this has gone further then my usual photography and is more of an artwork. I really like what I’ve achieved and its thanks to the Redbubble community encouraging me to try new styles and be adventurous. So thank you, and please let me know if this is a style worth progressing.
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A couple of very cute little characters: / a baby goat and a baby puppy in an / old wine barrel. More dogs, horses and pets here
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Love can blow your mind and leave you seeing stars but its always your heart that takes the weight.
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Can’t beat a good icon
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Visited “La Valle des Singes” on Sunday.Valley of the Monkeys,they do amazing work with Monkeys,with conservation,breeding programmes,rescuing.Protection of Primates ect…. I know these are not monkeys ,but I could not resist these little fellas,they are called “Negre-soie” / Monkeys comming later….. © Copyright 2008 Jo Hoden “C’est la Vie”, All Rights Reserved
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Cropped and turned into b&w in PhotoShop. / Used and abuse of Orton technique.
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Notre Dame – Paris / © Loredana Crupi 2007 “Notre Dame depicts nothing less than the whole natural universe as it was known at the start of the thirteenth century.” Allan Temko See more works BLACK & WHITE USA SERIES EUROPE SERIES CHINA SERIES GARTH PLOOG / NATURE ABSTRACT
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Notre Dame – Paris / © Loredana Crupi 2007 “Notre Dame depicts nothing less than the whole natural universe as it was known at the start of the thirteenth century.” Allan Temko see more images of Notre Dame See more works BLACK & WHITE EUROPE SERIES CHINA SERIES GARTH PLOOG NATURE ABSTRACT
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. / View more dogs, horses and pets here
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Portra NC – 400 ISO (hmm, ok it’s a bit dirty, but the light is good)
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31st July,Confolens © Copyright 2008 Jo Hoden “C’est la Vie”, All Rights Reserved
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But they will be back next summer.
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Picture taken in summer 2007 at my friend Patty-Lou’s summer house who was empty as she was fighting a breast cancer. Now she’s done with chemo and the tumor has been totally removed. She will be back this summer and this is the most fantastic news I ever heard. This work is dedicated to her, her husband and their two daughters.
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I’m experimenting with wintery low light. I hope you will enjoy this photo as much as I enjoyed the experience.
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Critique of billisdead's "Saint-Malo"
by Lys •Thank you to billisdead for allowing me to do my first critique on his wonderful photograp…
Thank you to billisdead for allowing me to do my first critique on his wonderful photograph, Saint-Malo / / / This has always been a personal favourite of mine, being that I’m a sucker for shots produced with toy cameras :) / / The thing that strikes me most about this image is how dirty it is. It’s almost like I’m looking through a forgotten window to view the real world. In my opinion, this is the finishing touch on any photograph taken with a toy camera, what tweaks it to that certain degree of uniqueness. Another key to a great photograph is the feelings and emotions that can be pulled out of the audience. / / One glance isn’t enough to see everything that composes this shot, it’s one that you have to enlarge and really look at. There are so many neat little things hidden in the grimy shadows of the concrete and the exposed light of the sun. I really like how the only light is natural and contained mostly on the right hand side, drawing the eye in and down to the reflection on the plastic-looking water with its ever so slight rays off in the distance. The eye’s natural tendency to start at the left and read to the right is thrown off here with the horizon line. Having the sun as the starting point, the “beginning” of the horizon is noticed first on the right, being composed of what appears to be a strip of far-off buildings and trees. It gradually rises as the foreground overtakes the background and the buildings curve around to continue behind the photographer. Using this composition, I can’t help but be curious about what may be lurking in the shadows where the concrete meets the sand. / / This picture really evokes my love and appreciation of the unnoticed things taken for granted. Seeing the initial darkness and feeling the rough concrete of the confining society washes me in a wave of lonliness and hopelessness, so I search for a way to escape, digging through the shadows, smelling the smokey air, tasting the salt, being scratched by the sand until I reach the light. It’s like an escape to a dream world, only you know it’s more than real when you swear you can hear the waves through the sun-streaked vignetting. /
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Yesterday went to Limoge,Charente. / Found this fantastic wall,all of it is a painting ,..... © Copyright 2008 Jo Hoden “C’est la Vie”, All Rights Reserved
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Limoge,This Little Chapel,was wedged in between a couple of houses. © Copyright 2008 Jo Hoden “C’est la Vie”, All Rights Reserved
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Came across this lovely ole girl at St.Maurice des Lyon,Sorry I have not got a lot of information on her,but will try and find out more…. / © Copyright 2008 Jo Hoden “C’est la Vie”, All Rights Reserved
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