Street Iron Baseball T-Shirts

Unique utility cover made of artistically designed cast iron in Mid City New Orleans

Tynemouth Front Street is an eclectic mix of Georgian houses, fish and chip shops, restaurants and pubs. This slightly different view of the area was shot from near Georgian houses looking north towards the church steeple.

Sherlock Van Gogh Style

The Iron Lady - Alternative Movie Poster

Benedict Cumberbatch Van Gogh Style

Had a hard day at the office? Work got you all stressed out? Too many clients and not enough you time? Turn that frown upside down with Alias Purple Whiskey. Let go of being yourself for a time and have a glass. This drink also goes well with Italian food and take out. And remember.....smile.

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Lace Iron Work Over Felix's Oysters by Debra Martz I enjoyed an early morning walk on Bourbon Street and other French Quarter Streets nearby while there were no crowds. While on this stroll, I took pictures of my favorite signs and several are places I actually went to later. In Topaz software, I used several filters to make the image more colorful. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collections: "Signs" "New Orleans Louisiana" "Digital Art Photography" 202220210512-DSC_4602-Edit.tif

This color photograph shows 617 Chartres St, which is home to The Jamie Hayes Gallery in the French Quarter of New Orleans shows the window filled front of the gallery which offers a view in from the street, while the more traditional style balcony with shutters beside the windows/doors. A street lamp stands where the next building begins. The early morning light created some deep shadows along with bright sections which makes this black and white an a glowing look. The bright reds of the far building, along with the bright white of it's balcony really helps make the photograph pop, while the more muted colors (salmon...maybe...I'm not good at identifying color names past the primary colors) of the gallery helps to keep the photograph ba...

Bourbon Street Drinkery Sign by Debra Martz I enjoyed an early morning walk on Bourbon Street and other French Quarter Streets nearby while there were no crowds. While on this stroll, I took pictures of my favorite signs and several are places I actually went to later. In Topaz software, I used several filters to make the image more colorful. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collections: "Signs" "New Orleans Louisiana" "Digital Art Photography" 202220210512-DSC_4605-Edit.tif

Roman numerals, V=5, VII=7, MVCI=Infinite. A low key FGC shirt that works as well at the arcade as it does at the barcade.

Generation IRON, Bodybuilding, Calisthenics, Bodytrainning, Power, Fitness

This black and white photograph shows 617 Chartres St, which is home to The Jamie Hayes Gallery in the French Quarter of New Orleans. The window filled front of the gallery offers a view in from the street, while the more traditional style balcony with shutters beside the windows/doors. A street lamp stands where the next building begins. The early morning light created some deep shadows along with bright sections which makes this black and white an a glowing look. The deep black, clean whites and detail rich midtones really makes this black and white stand out. 617 Chartres Street in Black and White was photographed by Chrystal Mimbs

Man in the suburbs, chasing giant iron

Flatiron Building in New York City

Illustration of a manhole cover

the mysterious dogu armor of the Japanese myth, a darkstalker based on huitzil and phobos, protecting an alien robot with Mexican patterns, geometry and colors in extraordinary vectors, a mix of cultures with the enigma of ancient aliens, with a cyber-warrior illustrated by the artist Lebeau

Who remembers that "Frodo Lives" graffiti from the 70s? Anyone? Well, it's kinda like that, but, y'know, more topical

A Panorama view of H.M.S. Iron Duke. Taken during the National armed forces day, stitched up from several images,..

The photo was taken during Liverpool river festival 2019.

Two white windows in a deep pink building in the lamplight in Alicante, Spain.

These three arrows on a red background also known as the Anti-Fascist Circle, is the logo of the Iron Front (German: Eiserne Front), a movement founded in Germany by the Social Democrats and the Workers' Party in 1931 to counter the rise of Nazism (SPOILER : they didn't make it) The logo was designed by Sergei Stepanovich Chakhotin a Russian born in Istanbul who, after graduating in medicine, first became Ivan Pavlov's assistant (yes, the dog drooling in response to a certain stimulus) and then studied the psychology of Nazi propaganda analizing the mechanisms of grip on people and trying, at the same time, to warn the Germans about what was happening but his warnings went unheeded. This t-shirt kills fascism.

A blue door and louvered window in a white plastered house through an ornate iron gate in Naxos, Greece.

A dog sleeping on a fire-escape overlooking a street in Cardiff, South Wales.

Four louvered green windows with intricate iron balustrade in a Barcelona street.

NYC Ironwoodland

A picture taken in Portimão, Algarve, Portugal at sunset of the historical vintage bandstand there.

The following series shows various balconies, doors and windows photographed while walking the streets of Lisbon. Some were quite interesting in their design and colours; others were intriguing to photograph because of their unusual structural characteristics, while others were photographed to depict the beauty in their ugliness. As you peruse this collection you will notice that most were quite lacking in their paint job, others were questionable when it comes to how straight they were or how safe they are, etc... You be the judge which is which. Nevertheless, there is some form of beauty in every one of them. All images are taken with a Canon 5D III (full frame) and a Canon 7D II (crop frame) using a variety of Canon L-Series l...

The following series shows various balconies, doors and windows photographed while walking the streets of Lisbon. Some were quite interesting in their design and colours; others were intriguing to photograph because of their unusual structural characteristics, while others were photographed to depict the beauty in their ugliness. As you peruse this collection you will notice that most were quite lacking in their paint job, others were questionable when it comes to how straight they were or how safe they are, etc... You be the judge which is which. Nevertheless, there is some form of beauty in every one of them. All images are taken with a Canon 5D III (full frame) and a Canon 7D II (crop frame) using a variety of Canon L-Series l...

I know we are approaching Christmas and I should show you art concerning the upcoming holidays and instead I photograph old bolts, by the way has anyone lost it from the wheel of their car? Don't worry you have three more and now your bolt has become art, I liked the idea of ​​giving new artistic life to a simple iron object, what do you think?

An old house under the sun in Melbourne, Derbyshire, UK.

One of the visual delights of Eze is its street lighting. Simple and yet elegant, they light your way.

Bronx Gates

Crown skull, balisong knife and Iron fist in a form of a twisted butterfly. Some punched out teeth fly out. A great brutal self promo for a wicked one.

Fencing art.