Featured Work

  • Quicksilver by DesignsByDeb

    Digital art that began with a photo of silver beads.

  • Paradise by Prasad

    Struggling with time and my notebook PC in last few days. Missed many actions on RB. Still for next few days color of life will be the same for me :) Till then have a tour to paradise of this water lilies. Equipment : Canon EOS 400D

  • Dazzling Orange by Johanne Brunet

    For a dazzling holiday season! This shot was made in the dark, using 15 orange coloured christmas lights for lighting. All orange bulbs were isolated from the other colours in the strand as much as possible. Focal length 32mm / ISO-100 / Aperture f/56 / Shutter 4 sec. Nikon D60 / AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f3.5-5.6G VR Featured in Globes, Spheres and Curves on December 28, 2008

  • Tiny Oysters by Carla Jandelle Petters

    The macro world just never ceases to amaze…......these are the undersides to what I believe are a type of Crepidotus….possibly C. casatii. Would LIKE it to because then it’d possibly be a new fungi for Kansas. / ... / Bad me…I DID play with the colorations here…..it was a photo taken back when I didn’t have a good macro camera….so decided to have a tad bit of fun.

  • Blue and Lemons by Pamela Jayne Smith

    just practicing still life! Not something I do as a habit but had this beautiful blue bowl and the lemons waiting to go back to my friend….ideally more lemons and maybe it’s not so good await your comments with anticipation – please do tell me honestly! taken on canon 350d

  • Just Having Fun Today by Betty Mackey

    The title says it all, it is digital playtime in all the colors. Crystals courtesy of PhotoShop.

  • GiftWrapped by jennyfnf

    FE Polinomial C(ZZ)+P1 formula I have been informed that Christmas is 6 weeks away, so here we go with a gift wrapped fractal.

  • Pastel Spiral by Kinnally

    I love the beautiful soft but bold pastel colors in this artwork, and the intricate patterns caused by the little cutout areas. You can see inside of each little overlapping sphere through the cutouts, and see how the spheres merge together. It’s a fractal, so the pattern repeats infinitely into the depths of the spiral shape. Available for sale at my online gallery

  • Star Chute by kreesor

    Experimenting with spline modeling in Carrara and Vue. / A companion piece to “Star Rainbow Glass”.

  • Digital Art Abstract #56 by ronsphotos

    No photos, just Photoshop. /

Recent Work

  • TRAVIS, WE HAVE A PROBLEM by SMOKEYDOGSOCKS

    IN THIS PHOTO, I STARTED WITH A SHOT OF THE LOCKHEED C-17 GLOBEMASTER AND ADDED A LARGE LENS FLAIR. I INVERTED THE COLOR SPECTRUM AND EQUALIZED THE IMAGE. ALONG WITH SEVERAL OTHER FILTER CHANGES THAT I HAVE FORGOTTEN. I WENT BACK AND ADDED THE BLUE TO MAKE IT LOOK LIKE A SKY WITH A SPACE SHIP IN IT COMING DOWN ON THE C-17 AND PROJECTING AN INTENSE BEAM OF LIGHT OR ENERGY ALL AROUND IT. I CAN IMAGINE THE PILOT RADIOING BACK TO BASE WITH SOMETHING LIKE, “TRAVIS, WE HAVE A PROBLEM”. THAT WOULD SURE SHAKE UP SOME LOGISTICS PEOPLE. FOR MANY YEARS NOW, THE GOVERNMENT HAS BEEN COVERING UP AS MUCH ABOUT UFO’S AS THEY POSSIBLY COULD. LOTS OF PEOPLE HAVE SEEN THINGS UP IN THE SKY AND HAVE NO IDEA WHAT IT WAS. PERSONALLY, I’VE ONLY SEEN ONE AIR CRAFT THAT I COULDN’T IDENTIFY AND IT NEITHER LOOKED LIKE NOR ACTED LIKE A NORMAL AIRCRAFT. WHEN AIRPLANES FLY AWAY FROM YOU, THEY GO ON A DOWNWARD LOOKING LINE, THIS, WHAT EVER IT WAS THAT I SAW, WENT AWAY FROM ME ON AN UPWARD ANGLE. FIRST IT LOOKED LIKE IT WAS JUST HOUVERING IN ONE SPOT, THEN IT MOVED VERY RAPIDLY SOUTH, THEN IT STARTED THE AWAY MOVEMENT AS IT CLIMBED AWAY AT A RATHER FAST RATE OF SPEED. TO THIS DAY, I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT IT WAS, BUT I CAN TELL YOU THIS, I’VE BEEN AROUND ALL SORTS OF AIRCRAFT ALL OF MY LIFE AND WHAT I SAW THAT DAY, WASN’T A CRAFT BUILT BY HUMANS. AT LEAST NOT HUMANS OF THIS TIME.

  • I'm Not Tired... by Catherine Palmer

    But Mommy is! Taken with Sony Cybershot DSC T200

  • Eternal Dance by nvcreations

    Eternal Dance 080423.35.mv08.f02

  • STANDING ON THE MOON by Spiritinme

    Standing On the Moon” / Words by Robert Hunter; music by Jerry GarciA Standing on the moon / I got no cobweb on my shoe / Standing on the moon / I’m feeling so alone and blue / I see the Gulf of Mexico / As tiny as a tear / The coast of California / Must be somewhere over here – over here Standing on the moon / I see the battle rage below / Standing on the moon / I see the soldiers come and go / There’s a metal flag beside me / Someone planted long ago / Old Glory standing stiffly / Crimson, white and indigo – indigo I see all of Southeast Asia / I can see El Salvador / I hear the cries of children / And the other songs of war / It’s like a mighty melody / That rings down from the sky / Standing here upon the moon / I watch it all roll by – all roll by Standing on the moon / With nothing else to do / A lovely view of heaven / But I’d rather be with you Standing on the moon / I see a shadow on the sun / Standing on the moon / The stars go fading one by one / I hear a cry of victory / And another of defeat / a scrap of age-old lullaby / Down some forgotten street Standing on the moon / Where talk is cheap and vision true / Standing on the moon / But I would rather be with you / Somewhere in San Francisco / On a back porch in July / Just looking up to heaven / At this crescent in the sky Standing on the moon / With nothing left to do / A lovely view of heaven / But I’d rather be with you – be with you

  • Ballons With Legs. by Denis Dalby

    After posting the pictures of Pamela and Precious, I decided to browse through my Birmingham shots again and I came up with some new ones. This is the first captured in the pedetrian area near the Bullrig.

  • c.o.r.e.... by valzart

    digital creation for group ‘C.o.r.e.’

  • Grass Abstract by Ann Palframan

    Digital manipulation of photograph (see original image below) / / Original: /

  • The Blade by Sharon Johnstone

    Shot with a macro lens. straight from camera. / Canon EFS 60mm f/2.8

  • Argus Panoptes by Duality's Digitals

    / / / / / “And set a watcher upon her, great and strong Argos, who with four eyes looks every way. And the goddess stirred in him unwearying strength: sleep never fell upon his eyes; but he kept sure watch always.” Hesiod-’Aigimios’

  • Palm Abstract by Julie Marks

    Palm Trees present us with the most remarkable interwoven facets including their fronds, trunks and other bark materials. / My photograph, Shadow People and the Isle of Gont are / fronds and other bark abstracts derive from the diversity / of the Palm Tree’s trunks. Using a macro lens, / I captured this abstract of another part of this remarkable tree. / Please view this piece in the large format to appreciate the details.

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Worlds, spheres, globes, curves … Crystal Balls, and other round spheres are all welcome in this group. It should be difficult to find a corner in this group. Just remember round is the focus of this group as it should be the focal point of anything posted to the group.

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