Recent Work

  • Gotta Love It by Stephen Van Tuyl

    Selma, Oregon Canon EOS 1000D / Lense Canon EF-S18-55mm / Focal length 18mm / Exposure 1/640 sec at f / 4.0 / ISO 100

  • Salvation Army Band by andymak54

    Shot was taken on Anzac day march in Perth. Image file is from scan of 8 by 10 print

  • My Mother. by Irene Burdell

    This picture was taken when my mother was 14 years old in 1928 It has to be my favourite of all the photographs I have of her . My mother unfortunately died very suddenly in 1987.

  • Servant girls taking a break (1907) by bdazzled

    My grandmother (to the left)

  • Friendship by daffodil

    An old and precious photo : My father when he was a young boy and his favourite pet. /

  • Desolation Romance by Friederike Alexander

    This is Leipzig, my very beloved hometown – ot at least one facade of it. I always wanted to take some shots in a run down area. Today I got a chance. I hope you like it. Nikon D60. January 2009. Featured in Experimental Photography and Editing Jan 5th 2009.

  • Path into the Unknown by SabineA

    My metaphor of life (path ) into the unknown (fog).

  • Veterans Day Project by CindyG

    This idea for this started this past November when my brother, a middle school teacher, was in charge of creating a bulletin board for Veterans Day. He wanted pictures of some of the veterans in the family to go on the board and knew I had a bunch of old photos. I was more than happy to oblige, but the pictures needed a bit of work (they were over 50 years old and showed enough wear to prove it). My brother wanted a picture of our great-uncle, since he served in World War II and he was like a grandfather to us since both of ours died before we were born. Even though he was not in a lot of photos, I did have a few of him mugging for the camera in his spare time. Even better was the fact that he was a mechanic/repairman so he had access to some really cool “props”. When I was done with the repairs, the photo did look a bit plain (tank notwithstanding). The sky was a bit overexposed and unremarkable, so I made a bit of a collage with some of the memorabilia I had from my great-uncle and added a few effects.

  • Arisaig Park by EliTynan

    Arisaig Park is just outside Antigonish, Nova Scotia.

  • fluttering by Jared D White

    The curtain was blowing like a flag in the wind out the broken front window of this abandoned house

About This Group

For those who find that more is revealed when less color is shown.

Guidelines:
1. Since sepia, while it is a color, is here mostly referring to the photographic genre; consequentially, photography will be the preferred artwork that is submitted to the gallery. This does not mean that other art will no longer be submitted but will be under more scrutiny.

2. Myspace Photography will not be submitted. This a site about art.

3. Color photographs WILL NOT BE SUBMITTED INTO THE GALLERY. This seems highly redundant to post as a guideline but member continually try to add these kinds of photos to the group gallery. There are at least 3-4 a day that occur like this; therefore, it must be delineated in the guidelines clearly.

4. Continual abuse of the above guidelines will merit expulsion from the group after 2 notifications.

5. Only submit 1 photo per day.

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