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Shades
dusty, earthy, muted, browns pink, colours of the moment
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The changing Perth Skyline. Where will this city be in another 20 years? Overcrowded and congested like Melbourne or will planning be timely
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Visited Perth and what did I find. Blue sky, fresh air and the classics....Caravaggio at the Art Gallery of Western Australia in “A Window on Italy, The Corsini Collection”
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Master of light and shade. Stumbled across this after seeing The Corsini Collection and marvelling at a Caravaggio within. Not uncommon theme for great artists, a troubled life, died young, his talent noticed in his youth and apprenticeship encouraged by a prince. Forgotten for hundreds of years and rediscovered. I love the emotion, form, composition, directness and sheer beauty of his works.
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Started by a physicist turned photographer, Europe to US
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Love these, amazing sense of space









John Harris born 1948 in London, England is a British painter and illustrator, best known for working in the science fiction genre. His paintings have been used on book covers for many science fiction authors, including Isaac Asimov, Frederik Pohl, Ben Bova, Orson Scott Card and Jack Vance. He currently lives in Devon, England.
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New Favourite Portrait Photographer
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Integrity of the Image
Response to the nature of digital capture. What do we actually see? Ironically our eyes’ retinas are just the organic capture input for our living computer. What we see is interpreted by our brain, in three levels of visual cortex and modified by the rest of the cortex. Is this any different from digital capture computer capture?
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SCIENCE AND ART
exquisitely beautiful images of the core of woods captured in macros.
Beauty in Nature. What is it that makes us see beauty in these images?
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Patterns in nature. Australian rainforest trees are older that the dinosaurs. Australia has approx 5000 species of the 20 000 trees worldwide with the capacity to produce usable timber. It is projected that by 2025, 80% of the rainforests will be gone.
Thoughts; raise awareness...seen bank implications... pictures for awareness
Image; this picture; macro of a tree reminiscent of Australian Indigenous Art ...internalised, spiritual storytelling
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