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Would You Adopt Her?

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Click on upper image to enlarge “Goose Salute” !http://ih0.redbubble.net/image.209558496.4879/fp,550x550,black,bright_white,box20,l,ffffff.u10.jpg! © laurie minor *Published in Canadian Geographic ~ Amazing Birds ~ Collectors Edition, 2012* *3497 views* *Thank you to the person from the US who purchased a tote bag featuring this image* Featured In: - RB Explore Page ~Featured Photography - Creative, Talented & Unknown - #1 Artists Of Redbubble - IPA (International Photographers Alliance) - The Birds - Art In Math - Caption Fun - Closeups In Nature - Country Bumpkin - Everyday Life - Everyday Women Featured Art - Out In The Country - Featured '5' (five features) - This & That - Amazing Challeng...

Centro is another term for the center. The design is a black and yellow piece. Focus and be motivated in everything you do.

An illustration of girl posing in a field of flowers minimalist style. Minimalist, Portrait, Flowers, Black and White, Artwork, Illustration, Girl in a Box, Aesthetic

Click on upper image to enlarge *13,532 views* !http://ih3.redbubble.net/image.8444399.4468/mtd,375x360,w,s,Q3VybHkuLi4%3D,ffffff.jpg! © laurie minor !http://ih1.redbubble.net/image.8444399.4468/papergc,441x415,w,ffffff.2u1.jpg! * Ilford HP5 film, developed & custom printed in the the traditional darkroom 20 Features: - _Challenge Winner_, (tie vote) This & That, "view":http://www.redbubble.com/groups/this-and-that/challenges/61487-avatar-barn-yard-animal-or-bird-this-and-that#all-entries (30 entries) - avatar for This & That group - Black & White Spotlight ~ The Masters - International Women's Photography - Artistry Group ~ Fine Art - Challenge Winner, tie vote, This & That challenge (30 entries) - #1 Artists ...

The Century Plant, commonly found in the deserts of Arizona, is considered a cultivated succulent. The plant has large clumps of fleshy strap-shaped leaves to 6 feet long with hooked spines along the edges and a wicked spine at the tip, blue green in color. After 10 years or more, the plant produces a branched 15-40 ft. The flower stalk bears yellowish green flower and has several varieties with yellow or white striped leaves.

Click upper image to enlarge *2947 views* Featured In: - International Women's Photography - #1 Artists of RedBubble - Caption Fun - Abstract Art - Strictly Black & White - RB Explore Page ~ Featured Photography - Macros & Closeups in B/W - Canadian Artists - _2nd Place_, Natures Patterns & Designs challenge - natural abstract, (grape vine) "The Javelin Thrower" ...& he won! He's 'bowing' & exultantly waving his right 'fist' in the air :))

[5177views 28/5/2016] 3H0808.8672 Nikon D300 | Nikon 18-200VR Featured in An Outcast somewhere... (20 January 2010) Featured in #1 Artists of RedBubble (12 July 2010) Featured in All about finding the unusual in the usual (14 July 2010) Top 10 in The Male Photographer "What the ?#@!" challenge (15 December 2009) Top 10 in Transport "2 Wheels Only" (6 October 2010) Top 10 in Just Fun "I do not belong here" (? June 2012) Top 10 in Metallic Junktion "Bicycles" (30 June 2012) Top 10 in *The World As We See It , or as we missed it" (11 February 2016) . . see also: Bicycle Parking 1 Bicycle Parking 2

Everyone always knew that strong is the new skinny! Hit the gym or beat it

MINIMALIST PORTRAIT FACELESS GIRL MOON AND STARS BLACK AND WHITE minimalist, black and white, faceless woman ,faceless art, portrait, featured, top selling, galaxy, galaxy art, moon, stars, moon and stars theme, moon and stars moon & stars

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Forget everything you’ve been taught in the past. Life is made up of three very important things, and these three things only: EAT. SLEEP. GYM.

[1260views 24/4/17] Lake Wakatipu seen through and around a frame on Bob's Peak - why paint a picture when it's already there! Queenstown, the tourist Mecca of South Island, New Zealand N70711.1338 Nikon D70 | Nikon 18-200VR 160s at f/6.3 ISO200 | Raw Featured in Statues and Such (11 July 2009) Featured in Live, Love, Dream (21 March 2011) Featured in The World (21 March 2011) Featured in Revealed (24 March 2011) Featured in PostCards-Destinations (26 March 2011) Featured in A Place To Call Home (5 February 2012) Featured in The World (7 February 2012) Featured in Our Planets Scenery (8 April 2013) Featured in Neighbours - the Aussies & the Kiwis (25 May 2013) Featured in Holiday Sights (29 November 2013) Featured in Haka...Land of the ...

Everyone deserves a good thumbs up now and again to recognize all their efforts. Why not make it colorful and slightly trippy?

The MLC building in Wellington, (capital city of) New Zealand, stands behind the 'Protoplasm", a kinetic metal sculpture designed and constructed by Phil Price July 2002. 3H0908.9187 Nikon D300 | Nikon 18-200VR 1/100s f/20 ISO320 | Raw Featured in Statues and Such (10 September 2009) Featured in Cityscapes and City Skylines (22 February 2010) Featured in PostCard Style (10 September 2010) Featured in Sunny Days and Blue Skies (25 February 2012) Featured in Sculpture (13 March 2013) Featured in Sculpture (20 March 2013) Top 10 in Sunny Days and Blue Skies "Photos featured in February 2012" (11 March 2012) Top 10 in Sculpture "Looking Up" (20 March 2013) [502views 12/12/12]

A tribute to all who have come to New Zealand shores, this statue depicts Kupe Raiatea the explorer, his wife Hine Te Aparangi and Pekahourangi the Tohunga as they sight Aotearoa (New Zealand) from their Canoe Matahourua. This Mure Group statue was created in plaster of Paris by William Trethewey and featured at the 1940 NZ Centennial Exhibition at Rongotai. In 1999 the statue was cast in bronze as a Millenium Project and unveiled on 4 March 2000. Wellington, New Zealand 3H0908.9167 Nikon D300 | Nikon 18-200VR 1/100s f/18 ISO200 | Raw Featured in The Sunny Days & Blue Skies Photography (13 December 2010)

Aurora by Geoff Bartlett (2005) Street "sculpture" in Docklands Melbourne (State capital of) Victoria, Australia Named after the Roman goddess of the dawn, Aurora’s inverted cargo net makes a symbolic connection to Docklands’ history as Victoria’s most important port. The stainless steel surface is highly reflective and, at night, is lit from within to create a glowing orb floating above the street. The piece encourages pedestrians to walk through its legs and look upwards, to “focus their attention away from the everyday and to reflect upon the work and the sky beyond.” 3H0906.7222 Nikon D300 | Nikon 18-200VR 1/160s f/10 ISO800 | Raw Featured in GEMS (30 January 2011)

When you want to hit the dancefloor as well as the gym you gotta drop it like a squat!