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Captured in a fleeting moment of pure stillness, this pelican's gaze seems to pierce through time itself. A silent monarch of the waters, sculpted by light and shadow.
Black and white wildlife photography focused on texture, emotion, and presence.
Shot with a long focal length to isolate the subject against a naturally dark background, creating a dramatic and timeless portrait.
(© 2Nphoto)
Headphones on. Hot coffee. Doodle for no real purpose. Brain settles. Job done.
This is a cell phone photo I took of Don Edwards at the Red River Revel.
Don is a renowned wildlife photographer and artist.
I had him pose for this photo after a discussion about a 40+ year old print of artwork that he made that I own.
At the last moment his wife Sandy leaned into the photo which added a special touch to it.
My Little Brown Bird project is up and running...
A pair of adorable vintage porcelain mugs by Seltmann Weiden West Germany featuring animal illustrations by Dutch artist Rien Poortvliet.
Drawing video: youtu.be/YcgbzYQTSgQ
Close-up natural-light street portrait (outdoor half-length portrait, full-face view) of Iriel, a young Mexican animal painter, holding up the photo and the custom-made painting of a sleeping pet dog;
Corredor Internacional del Arte, Paseo de Montejo, Mérida, Yucatán, México.
More context:
Adding Context to Street Portraits (photo blog),
Animating Street Portraits with Props (photo blog).
Expressive Charcoal Drawing of an Elephant - Sad Elephant youtu.be/4VCaTgoePc8
When the bear tells you what he actually thinks of you. 😊
Pomegranate Artpiece Puzzle
1000 pieces, used and complete
29x20in
73.7x50.8cm
TED: "Them's funny shaped birds, ain't they? I ain't never seen birds wot look like that before. Sum 'Merican man painted 'em so p'raps that's wot 'Merican birds look like. Rite. Well. Anyway... this pertickular pussle wuzzn't too diffycut cuz it wuz a Pommygranit jigsaw. There nice kwality wiv chunky peeces wot fits togevver propperly, so I knocked it off fast - even the blue bits!"
2021 piece count: 24549
Puzzle 29
Pomegranate Artpiece Puzzle
1000 pieces, used and complete
29x20in
73.7x50.8cm
A slightly cropped version of a painting by US wildlife artist Charlie Harper (1922-2007): "Mystery of the Missing Migrants", provides our latest Pomegranate puzzle. I rather liked the geometric shapes against the blue background, however Mike elected to take a back seat this time, partly (I think) because he was all puzzled-out after building his grandfather clock...
The usual Pomegranate quality; complete and in great condition, so another successful 'make'.
2021 piece count: 24549
Puzzle 29
I call this one “dude”
Beautiful detail in the study by Joseph Wolf and J.Smit. Elliot’s pheasant is found in south eastern China.
Joseph Wolf (1820-1899) was a German-born artist who specialised in depicting natural history. He moved to the British Museum in 1848 and illustrated the findings of several 19th century explorers and naturalists, including David Livingstone. He is regarded as a pioneer of wildlife art.
Len Mondschein is the trusted wildlife, nostalgia and the Western Artist in Roslyn, NY, USA.
Visit Us:
www.lenmondscheinart.com/western-art-work/
