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Sweetpea Path

...another place to wander around Welcome to my virtual notebook, a place for keeping some things I don't want to forget... A visual wall of inspiration for thought gathering. My heartfelt thanks to all who have contributed here, for this notebook would be empty without you.

Posts tagged photo manipulation:

habitualbliss:

Love this pic. 

habitualbliss:

Love this pic. 

(via sarah-baird)

gretchenjonesnyc:

Lightmark (Cenci Goepel & Jens Warnecke)

gretchenjonesnyc:

Lightmark (Cenci Goepel & Jens Warnecke)

(Source: vagabonne)

(Source: myborderland, via mirtleness)

jackbarnosky:

When all the Flowers Speak Your Name                  
by Jack Barnosky

jackbarnosky:

When all the Flowers Speak Your Name                  

by Jack Barnosky

(via rawveganani)


discarded umbrella


discarded umbrella

(Source: malinconialeggera, via allisondegeorge)

Sunrise
by Pamela Schmieder (raewillow)

Sunrise

by Pamela Schmieder (raewillow)

artpropelled:

Summer Threads by Pamela Schmieder ( raewillow)

artpropelled:

Summer Threads by Pamela Schmieder ( raewillow)

(via annsymes)


The Midst of Grasses
by Stuart Lee (3a.m. from Kyoto)


The Midst of Grasses

by Stuart Lee (3a.m. from Kyoto)

(Source: eyecandyforthesore, via meadowood)

meadowood:
Stella & Figs
by Jen Worden

New work!

meadowood:

Stella & Figs

by Jen Worden

New work!

Chaos Stitch

by Andre Petterson
Chaos Stitch, 2010 - mixed media on board 
Andre Petterson combines photography and painting to create some powerfully original images. The combination of media is a tricky one to pull off. It can often feel like little more than a cheat, a way for an artist to add some expressionistic zing to an otherwise realist image without having to resort to drawing, god forbid. But Petterson’s images tie the two media together both visually and conceptually. In almost all of his recent work, mechanical devices can be seen as stand-ins, not for the photography, but for painting and drawing. They represent the hand-made, the self powered, the physical application of labor to one’s desired goals, while the painting can be seen as standing in for the photography, capturing the instantaneous moment, action itself frozen in time.

Chaos Stitch

by Andre Petterson

Chaos Stitch, 2010 - mixed media on board 

Andre Petterson combines photography and painting to create some powerfully original images. The combination of media is a tricky one to pull off. It can often feel like little more than a cheat, a way for an artist to add some expressionistic zing to an otherwise realist image without having to resort to drawing, god forbid. But Petterson’s images tie the two media together both visually and conceptually. In almost all of his recent work, mechanical devices can be seen as stand-ins, not for the photography, but for painting and drawing. They represent the hand-made, the self powered, the physical application of labor to one’s desired goals, while the painting can be seen as standing in for the photography, capturing the instantaneous moment, action itself frozen in time.

(via jbe200quilts)


In those days
by ~latoday - Anja Bührer

In those days

by ~latoday - Anja Bührer

(Source: abfotografia, via elemenop)

frozen splendor…

frozen splendor…

(Source: russianelf, via maggiethunder)

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