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Hello, Everyone! Today's featured Photographer is Atsushi Shimizu of Tokyo, Japan. Shimizu likes Tokyo and Japan, and is proud to be Japanese. Atsushi Shimizu states, "Japan is a very beautiful country, there is a beautiful culture." Being born in January, one of Shimizu's favorite videos is 'January in Japan', featured below. After viewing 'January in Japan' today, it is one of my favorites, too.  To learn more about Atsushi Shimizu, please check out Shimizu's about.me page. Below, is a snippet of Atsushi Shimizu's page!



Mars Castro, Drummer, Entrepreneur & Freelance Photographer

Hello, Everyone! Today's featured Photographer is Mars Castro. Castro plays drums and is an entrepreneur that loves to travel. Also, he is a freelance photographer. He photographs glamour photography, in the studio and on location. View Mars Castro's About.me page to learn more about him and his work(s)!



 Hello, Friends! Today's featured Designer-Photographer is Alejandro Zuñiga G. of Santiago de Chile. Alejandro is inspired to create with the assurance that things could always be done better. He loves his family, work, wildlife, countryside, contact with nature, playing sports and spending free time with people that enjoy life.  To learn more about Alejandro, please check out his about.me page. Below, is a snippet of his page!


An image of L@PEBO's (Lars-Peter Boehme's), Website Designer about.me page



Hello, Everyone! Today's featured Website Designer is Lars-Peter Boehme (L@PEBO) of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.  L@PEBO does Website Design and a suite of services that coordinate with online presences. He is looking for projects/jobs/orders in pre-press, media technology, color-management, media design, database publishing, advertising production, MAC OS and application support with professional experience and/or HTML, CSS, website design, CMS Customizing, SEM,

An image of Melina Grants, Photographer & Designer


Hello, Everyone! Today's featured Photographer and Designer is Melina Grants of Yerevan, Armenia. Grants has professional experience in fashion, costume, textile and shoe design.  She prefers working with mixed combinations of photographs, illustrations, collages, national elements and similar. Presently, as a Graphic Designer, Grants has applied her talent and skill to advertising displays, stands, trademarks, and designed graphics for the exteriors of boutiques, entertainment centers, restaurants and other enterprises. To learn more about Melina Grants, please check out her about.me page. Below, is a snippet of her page!


An image of Emil Paje, Photographer



Hello, Everyone! Today's featured Photographer is Emil Paje of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. Paje specializes in Professional Photography for Weddings, Commercial projects, Products, Portraits, Lifestyle Photography, Fashion and Events. To learn more about Emil Paje, please check out his about.me page. Below, is a snippet of his page!





Hello, Everyone!

Today I featuring the photography talent of Anja Osenberg from Aachen/Roetgen, Deutschland.  Anja is a self-described 'serious amateur photographer' that focuses, mainly, on photographing animals, landscapes and macros.  The cameras that Osenberg uses are the:



  • Canon EOS 500d,
  • Panasonic DMC-Fz8,
  • Samsung Gt-I8190,
  • Canon Digital Ixus 960 Is, and the
  • Kodak Dx6340 Zoom Era.


Below, you will find a few of the photos A.Osenberg has released into public domain, to share with us!




Family Den
Hello, Everyone! Today's featured design is a 'Luxury Cabin Estate' by Locati Architects.  Locati specializes in custom home design with focus on architectural and interior design.  I learned of the Locati Architects firm while viewing images of exquisite luxury cabins for sale, online. Now, I admire so much of Locati's design work, that I will be featuring more of it at this blog.

This luxury cabin estate, pictured below, is the Bridger Canyon Residence located in Bozeman, Montana. It is one of the most gorgeous luxury cabins I've seen, online. The cabin was built by Schlauch Bottcher Construction (they do an extraordinary job of taking architectural drawings from rendering to residence; they build dream homes) and photographed by Karl Neumann (his specialty is development/resort projects, advertising, editorial and studio work, as well as commercial and high-end residential photography, as seen below).  Together, these three entities have created exceptional work(s)!


Parking Lot Marks

Hello, Everyone! Today's featured image is, 'Parking Lot Markings 2', a photograph of the surface of a parkine lot. It is the photographic work of DL Ritter and depicts an aesthetic described as one of beauty that is "imperfect, impermanent and incomplete".

As I look at 'Parking Lot Markings 2' I see a beautiful abstract art image deserving of just-right framing. I think it would make a wonderful work of art in a room/office of steel-gray and platinum-gray decor.



©2010-2011 DL Ritter



Christian Bothner Photography

Hello, Everyone! Today's featured designs are gorgeous photographic images by Photographer Christian Bothner. As Bothner states, 'I am a passionate photographer who loves to encapsulate moments of the Earth's most extraordinary places'. His work is outstandingly beautiful! See for yourself!


 

Among my favorite photographs of this presentation are:

  • the castle scenery on the cover & 56
  • the dusky coastal scenery at 3
  • the coastal scenery at 4
  • the autumn scenery at 5
  • the pristine lake, mountain & cloud scenery at 9
  • the chapel, Christmas tree & snowy mountain scenery at 10
  • the bridge & city scenery at 16
  • the architectural scenery at 17
  • the architectural scenery at 19
  • the bridge scenery at 25
  • the bridge scenery at 26
  • the architecture & bridge scenery at 29
  • the architectural scenery at 31
  • the walrus-like rocks & water scenery at 32
  • the rocks & water scenery at 33
  • the  azure blue water scenery at 34
  • the coastal scenery at 35
  • the sea scenery at 36
  • the copper rocks & azure blue sea scenery at 37
  • the city & bridge scenery at 40
  • the city scenery at 45
  • the azure blue & white architecture and coastal scenery at 49
  • the  coastal town scenery at 51
  • the green hills scenery at 55
  • the night-time castle scenery at 57
  • the island scenery at 58
  • the coastal scenery at 60
  • the grass-covered mountain scenery at 62
  • the coastal scenery at 63
  • the coastal scenery at 64
  • the mountains and bridge scenery at 66
  • the castle scenery at 67
  • the scenery at 69
  • the desert scenery at 70 & 71
  • the cave scenery at 72, 78 & 79
  • the coastal scenery at 73 & 74
  • the sea scenery at 75 & 76

I believe you'll enjoy Christian Bothner's photography, too! You can view his beautiful images at Bothner Images, as well.  I'm


Markings of a Parking Lot

Hello, Everyone! Today's featured image is, 'Parking Lot Markings 1' a photograph of the marks in a parking lot. It is the photographic work of DL Ritter and depicts an aesthetic described as one of beauty that is "imperfect, impermanent and incomplete".

When I look at 'Parking Lot Markings 1' I see a beautiful abstract art image deserving of just-right framing.



©2010 DL Ritter



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Steel I-Beam Texture

Hello, Everyone! Today's featured image is, 'Steel I-Beam Texture' a photograph of an industrial I-Beam's surface. It is the photographic work of DL Ritter and depicts an aesthetic described as one of beauty that is "imperfect, impermanent and incomplete".

When I look at 'Steel I-Beam Texture' I see a beautiful abstract painting-like art image deserving of just-right framing.



©2010 DL Ritter


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Alan Babbitt Fine Art Photography

Today's post features the photography of Alan Babbit. I've included the YouTube and Vimeo videos featuring some his work; you can choose the one you want to view and embed.  Learn a bit about Babbit in his own words, below:





Confessions of a Photography Addict

"I was a kid when it started - a mere innocent. My folks got me a Kodak Brownie Hawkeye - my 1st camera. "Here kid", they said. "Enjoy it". What they should have said was, "Here kid. first one's free."

It was nothing at first, a 12 exposure roll here - couple of flash bulbs there. Before I knew it, I fell in with a fast crowd - hanging out in dark rooms!. Experimenting with CHEMICALS!!

It was then I started to break the rules. I began ignoring "NO TRESPASSING" signs. Sometimes, just for the thrill, I'd tilt the camera so the horizon WASN'T HORIZONTAL!!! Finally, I had to get a paper route & sell seeds door to door to feed my habit.

I did try to seek help. I joined a therapy group for photo addicts based on the "12 Stop" program. It didn't click. Everywhere I looked, people were selling film, never once asking for an ID.

Soon, I was out on the streets again, always angling for that next shot. Oh, I'd do anything to get high - climb trees, poles, fences, stairs - I had no pride. It got so I didn't care what people thought as I lay in the street with my wide angle lens stuck out there for all to see.

I hit bottom in Amsterdam. In a Koda-crazed state, I strapped on every piece of gear I'd brought - 2 cameras, 4 lenses, 4 kinds of film, light meters, filters, batteries and a tripod - and walked into town to shoot. Powerful images everywhere - wonderful architecture - smiling faces - magical light - scrumptious french fries. I couldn't crank a frame." ~ Alan Babbit


Read more of the humorous 'Confessions of a Photography Addict'.  To learn more about Photographer, Alan Babbitt, see more of his work and to purchase it, please visit his gallery on DiscoveredArtists.com:








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Junkyard Art

Hello, Everyone! Today's featured image is, 'Junkyard Art' a photograph of an industrial object's surface that is in a decaying, rusted, peeling state, yet it looks like an abstract work of art. It is the photographic work of DL Ritter and depicts an aesthetic described as one of beauty that is "imperfect, impermanent and incomplete".

When I look at 'Junkyard Art' I see a beautiful abstract painting-like art image deserving of just-right framing.


©2010 DL Ritter


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Old Paint

Hello, Everyone!  Today's featured image is, 'Old Paint', a photograph of an industrial object's surface that is covered in aged, old paint.  It is the photographic work of DL Ritter and depicts an aesthetic described as one of beauty that is "imperfect, impermanent and incomplete".

When I look at 'Old Paint' I see a beautiful abstract painting-like art image deserving of just-right framing.



©2010 DL Ritter


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A Poster's Remnant

Hello, Everyone! Today's featured image is, 'Poster Remnant', a photograph of a remnant/remaining piece of a poster. It is the photographic work of DL Ritter and depicts an aesthetic described as one of beauty that is "imperfect, impermanent and incomplete".

When I look at 'Poster Remnant' I see a beautiful abstract painting-like art image deserving of just-right framing.



©2010 DL Ritter


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The Beautiful Paintings & Photography of Craig & Deborah Gallaway


Today's featured video features the art of Painter and Musician, Craig Gallaway. Gallaway works, primarily, in watercolor and his subjects include still-life, landscape, figurative, abstract and fantasy. His works have won many awards at regional and national exhibitions, and are exhibited in museums, galleries, and private collections across the nation and around the world.


Not only is Gallaway an artist and musician, so is his wife, Deborah. View Deborah Gallaway's portfolio of beautiful ocean photography. She has a 'Fall Series' and 'Garden Series', as well.  Her paintings are available at Fine Art America, as well. The Gallaways' music, (guitar and cello) accompanies this video.


I'm a fan of the beauty of rocks and stones. Consequently, I collect them. C. Gallaway's paintings in the 'Stone Series' wonderfully capture the beauty of rocks and stones. I'm a fan of beautiful ocean photography, as well.  D. Gallaway's 'Seascape' and 'Heron' photos are my favorites. The Gallaways are a talented, family duo!




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Paint and Rust

Hello, Everyone! Today's featured image is, 'Paint and Rust' a photograph of an industrial object's surface that is rust and paint. It is the photographic work of DL Ritter and depicts an aesthetic described as one of beauty that is "imperfect, impermanent and incomplete".

When I look at 'Paint and Rust' I see a beautiful abstract painting-like art image deserving of just-right framing.



©2010 DL Ritter


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Industrial Pictogram

Hello, Everyone! Today's featured image is, 'Pictogram', a photograph of an industrial object's surface that is in such a state that it looks like a pictogram of a person with their arms raised up. It is the photographic work of DL Ritter and depicts an aesthetic described as one of beauty that is "imperfect, impermanent and incomplete".

When I look at 'Pictogram' I see a beautiful abstract painting-like art image deserving of just-right framing.


©2010 DL Ritter



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Rivets and Rust Abstract

Hello, Everyone! Today's featured image is, 'Rivets and Rust' a photograph of an industrial object's surface that is of rivets and rusted metal. It is the photographic work of DL Ritter and depicts an aesthetic described as one of beauty that is "imperfect, impermanent and incomplete".

When I look at 'Rivets and Rust' I see a beautiful abstract art image deserving of just-right framing.


©2010 DL Ritter


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