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Description: Featured in: The World as we see it - Sci Fi This Poster was commissioned by internationally known toothpick artist Stan Munro's for his personal collection depicting his Star Picks exhibit. Yes they are all created from toothpicks! They range in size from 2.5" to almost 60" long Nikon D800 w/ 55 Micro-Nikkor (4 images) Background courtesy of NASA (2 images)
Description: Featured in: Artists Universe - Closeups in Nature - Tulips - A place to Start Assorted Flowers & More - The World as we see it - Film Shutterbugs Low Light Photography - All Glorious Lillies - Sti;; Life Florals Challenge winner 16 June 2016 As o 13 July 2018: 1000 views A sign of spring Scanned 4x5 Negative. Linhof Kadon standard w/ 150mm Schneider lens. Kodak VPL color negative film 2 sec. f45 with filter to correct to daylight. (VPL is recomended for exposures longer than 1/60 sec, the stands for long exposure) Photographed on my picnic table, heavy overcast and light rain yielded the beautiful color saturation. Gallery sales include a 40x50 inch print. Challenge winner Backyard Photography/Art
Description: Featured in: Americas Rural, Urban, Wild & Free - Low Light Photography A Country Road, a Country View - Monochome - Highways Roadways Stairways & Byways Alasa Farm is an animal shelter in the Town of Sodus, NY USA Dedicated to the men and women who care for neglected animals.
Description: Featured in: Shameless Self promotion - The world as we See It - Me, Myself & I 1000 Plus - Old Farts of RB Challenge winner 27 Nov 2015 Father Time replaces Winter with Spring. A composite of 4 images designed not to fool your eye, but rather to bring a smile to your face. Nikon D800 w/ 24-70 f2.8 Tamron SP As of 25 Apr 2015: 1003 views For more just for Fun images click HERE
Description: Featured in: Close ups in Nature The Anhinga, unlike other diving birds, has no oil on it's feathers and has to dry it's feathers before it can fly again. It is also known as "the snake bird" because it swims with it's body submerged and with only it's long neck and head showing is often mistaken for a snake when seen at a distance.
Description: Challenge winner 12 Sept 2014 Challenge winner 8 Jan 2016 Challenge Winner 16 Sept 2017 Challenge winner 27 June 2018 Featured in: A Place Called Home - You've got we want it The World as we see it - All about New York State - nautical Alll about Lighthouses - featured men photographers - The Power of Photography All Water in Motion - 1Theme Challenge1 - Dreaming sea & Waters Exploring America - A Place called Home - As Is Photography Piers, Jetties, Bridges & lighthouses - German Artists - Weekly Theme Challenge Freedom to Shine - Stunning Scenic Favorites - America the Beautiful Prima Challenges - Old farts of Redbubble Waves batter the Sodus Point, NY USA Harbor light Nikon D200 w/ 180mm f2.8
Description: Featured in: Metallic Junction - The world as we see it - Crosses, Crafts & Collectables Diner scene at Flight of Fantasy in central Florida, While this dinner is a recreation of the old Rail car dinners, it is in keeping with the fabulous collection of antique air crafts that chronicle the history of aviation.
Description: Featured in: Nautical - A Love of Boats - Action Shot - Retired and Happy The World as we see it or as we missed it - Artist Universe Absolute Clarity - Real Life Photography - Weekly Theme Challenge Action in Art - For all Photographers - 60 and beyond - Super Mugs Old Farts of RB - Your pictures exposed As of 26 Jan 2018 4054 views Weekly Theme Challenge winner 21 July 2015 Challenge Winner 12 Nov 2018 Norseman and Severn II round the mark at 8 metre North American championship held at Sodus Point, NY Photo by Wolf Tinz Nikon D800, 80-200 f2.8 Nikkor @ 90mm 1/800 f7.1 ISO 300
Description: Featured in: Sci-Fi Group - Beautiful Blends - Old Farts of RedBubble The tree people from the Planet Arbor, a single resource planet, Explore new worlds to find a planet with more resources only to find that their closest neighbor is another single resource world made entirely of Ice. Stan's toothpick sculptures are world renowned and this is one of several of my interpretations of his "Star Picks" exhibit a local gallery and yes they are made entirely of toothpicks and white glue. Toothpick model by Stan Munro Photo: Nikon D800 w/ 55mm McroNikkor Ice planet from JPL NASA Star field NASA
Description: Featured in: Feelin' Good - Piers Jetty's Bridges & Lighthouses Located on Campobello Island, New Brunswick, Canada. This lighthouse is a wooden construction, rather than stone or steel and is a feature generally only found in Canadian lighthouses. Linhof Kardon 4x5 view camera w/ 150 mm Schneider lens 1/4 sec. @ f45 Kodak VPL sheet film
Description: Featured in: All about NYS - All about Lighthouses - Absolute Clarity Shelters - America the Beautiful - Historic Places & Transportation Located at the mouth of the Genesee River in Rochester, NY The tower was built in 1822 of native sandstone. In 1853 the old Genesee Lighthouse received a new ten-sided iron lantern room and a fourth-order Fresnel lens. A cylindrical masonry wall was added inside the tower to support a new iron staircase that replaced the original wooden one. A local newspaper reporter thought the $2,000 spent on improvements was a great bargain, remarking that “with an occasional coat of paint or whitewash, it (the tower) can hardly need repairs for one or two hundred years to come.” A new brick keeper’s dwelli...
Description: Best view large please! Located on Mount Desert Island, Maine USA This image is shot from a different point of view, at high tide I would have been about 5-10 feet under water at these tripod holes. Linhof Kardon 4x5 view camera w/ 121mm Super Angulon 4" rise on front standard to control perspective and slight downward tilt of the lens to control depth of field. The lens has an image circle that will cover an 8x10 so it was possible to do that much shift and tilt. Kodak VPL color negative film
Description: Featured in: You've Got it, We want it - Everything old is a new Treasure - Preserving History Dedicated to Lenwood "Pete" Adrews 1915-2011. I first met Pete in 2005 when he was 90 years young and at his invitation visited his mill in 2006 when these photos were taken. An old gear with only a few Lignum vitae teeth remaining rest by the window of an old sawmill in Paris Maine. Why wooden teeth you ask? The noise from metal on metal gears would have made an already loud saw mill unbearably loud. The Mill was a casket factory and dates back to the second half of the 17th century and was owned and run by five generations of the Andrews family.
Description: Featured in: A Luscious Food House - Food for thought Fresh fruits & Berries - The World as we see it - Featured photographers Fresh Food Fantastic - NiKon Fun Group - Best Fruits and Berries - The world as We See It - Featured Men Photographers - Fresh Food Fantastic - Crops & Harvests - As Is Photography - All Art Appreciated - A Place to Start - Through the eye of the Lens - Feelin' Good - Kitchen Wall Art Challenge Co-Winner 21 Jan 2019 As of 22July 2016 1000 views Dedicated to everyone who is trying to get Bikini ready Nikon D100 w/ 55mm Micro Nikkor
Description: feature in: The World as we see it or Missed it - Old Farts of RedBubble This and That - A place to Start - Tuesday Afternoon - Historic Sites Featured Men Photographers - Historic Places & Transportation - Nikon DSLR Gallery Americas Rural, Urban Wild &Free - Preserving History A 1913 Model T Roadster and 1921 Model T Touring on parade. Despite Henry Ford's many short commings his "Tin Lise's" change transportation in America forever by providing affordable cars to the masses. Sodus Point, NY USA Nikon D200 w/ 18-70 mm Nikkor Original Image:
Description: featured in: old Farts of RB - The World as we see it - Life's a beach Challenge Winner 6 May 2016 Part of a world record balloon flight over Sodus Bay in Sodus Point, NY. This balloon sculpture plus additional helium filled balloons and one the creators flew across Sodus Bay. He first dropped this sculpture and then landed further down the Bay. Dedicated to artist who "stretch the envelope of their craft"
