Showing posts with label roots. Show all posts
Showing posts with label roots. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Mirror, Mirror on the Wall

MCN: CGNUF-F22F6-DU1MY

This was originally designed for the new FB 1/52 Project whereby we have to take one image per week of an everyday object. It doesn't have to be the same everyday object each week, but has to be the same object type, i.e. if the theme is glasses, then I can use beer glasses, wine glasses, tumblers, etc. The shot can be of the object as a whole, in part or multiples.

My theme is mirrors, not because I am so vain, BUT because I have a collection of unusual mirrors. To me they're all magic. :-)

This is also part of my new series of images for licensing on Arcangel-Images - use this code: SYST-0087

Created with my own photographs in Photoshop, no stock used.

Friday, October 15, 2010

Deep Roots

 
 
 

Illustration to accompany my poem of the same name.

Credits
Model 1
Model 2
  • Corpse Bride (centre image) by faestock
Stock
Backgrounds and Textures
Brushes
All other images/textures/stock/brushes my own.


MCN: C995B-HXUWR-EEQGV

Wednesday, June 02, 2010

Chameleon - Photo Manipulation

Illustration to my poem Chameleon
Credits
Model:
Stock:
Textures:
Brushes:
 C64S8-TKE3A-19FVQ

Tuesday, January 22, 2008

Trips, Number 2: Wandlebury, Early Autumn

Here are some pictures - mainly of flora - I took in Wandlebury - one of the few hilly locations in Cambridgeshire!

Some links for those of you interested for more info:
Time-Travel Britain
Cambridgeshire Council info about the park
Wandlebury Park website

Berries

Blackberries
Alison thinks the fluffy stuff may be Old Man's Beard.

Elderberries


Red Berries - not sure what they are. If you do, please let me know.
Again, thank you Alison, I think you may be right that this is indeed Guelder Rose.

Sloes


Fluffy Things
There seems to be a spider's nest or a cocoon in this one. Not sure what it is though. Doesn't seem to be a thistle as the one below. Very architectural, a bit like a chives plant.

Fluffy things in various stages of fluffiness. Please tell me if you know what it is. :-)
This one does indeed look like a creeping thistle, thanks again, Alison.


Roots

The root system of a tree. Can't remember what tree it was. I liked the interesting textures and the 'depth' of it. I bet something lives in there that was too shy to show itself. :-)

Note: Please feel free to use these photos as reference images, however do not use them commercially or copy them without asking first.

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