Archive for May, 2012


Wild for Wisteria

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Having a stone house, Virginia creeper love throwing their tendrils up the side of my house. My mother said it's not good for the house and will weaken the mortar and thus the stonework, but the mourning doves love nesting on the window sills with the leaves as cover, so I let the vines run up to a certain point. Plus, they turn a spectacular red in the fall.

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Detail over the door of the Notre Dame Cathedral Church in Paris, France.

For full portfolio on Paris and France, please go to www.kevingeorge.photoshelter.com or contact keving@vmark.es

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Sill Scaroni is a Black and White Photographer ,mostly, from Brazil.

Her captures have something new to give. A mix of fantasy, unearthly phenomens and a digital touch are enough to take us instantly dreamed and lost.

Inspiration lives in her photos. Beautiful backrounds will make you choose a position back there and settle, waiting for her new creation, waiting for the next trip.

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As the sun sets on another day we all begin to feel a sense of peace and tranquility. I can attest to this, especially coming from a small town which drops silent by nightfall. But it’s not just the calming sun energy, as even photography can express the emotion at this wonderful time of day.

Here its our 2nd Selection of Sunset Photography…

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These is our 4th Selection of Digital Paintings. Every work tells a story.. You know that we love Artistic Collections. We found all creations one by one , choosing from the best of them. Every image could take you to every artist's gallery or portfolio in their sites or accounts in art sites.

Spring by chvacher

Battle Ship by Radojavor…

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I have been thinking that it was about time to do another free greeting card give away.  But this time with a twist.

Instead of me going ahead and ordering some cards and then sending them out randomly, and just hoping that you liked what you got.... I thought it would be really great if you could tell me which images you would like to see on greeting cards.

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Tracie's photographs are truly awesome!

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Now almost everyone knows that Photo Manipulation is art with which you can create digital miracles . We have posted till now 5 outstanding collections. But , we want more cause we love it.

If you know how to manipulate your pictures, you can do whatever you want. Photo manipulation is one of the most creative art forms today, but it requires skills and precision.

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Artistic Paintings by two great artists  Andrei Belichenko & Maria Boohtiyarova. Andrei Belichenko was born in 1974 in Karaganda, Kazahstan. He is a graduate of the Republican Art School (1990). Andrei studied in the Graphic Department of the Academy of Arts.

Consumed by the importance of detail, realism, and the individual expression of his subjects, Belichenko’s exceptional talent and excellence in academic standing earned him a Master of Fine Arts within five years instead of the customary six.

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