INVERTED WINDOW

The (inverted) view through a window of a cottage at the World Heritage listed farming property of Brickendon, in Northern Tasmania.

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MAN-MADE 2.

I love the 'confusion' in this photo of a display of some of my artwork in a shop window.
The reflected images give the window a 'ghostly' feeling.

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MAN-MADE 1.

A section of a display I created in a shop front window.

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ABSTRACT IMAGES 3.

Looking through an 'old' pane of glass.

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CHESHUNT 2.

Some work in Photoshop has resulted in an interesting window study.

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CHESHUNT 1.

This morning I visited Cheshunt, my favourite property and took over 100 photos, hoping for a new idea or two for my coloured pencil art.
I thought I'd start today with the first of a series of images from my visit. I shall post further examples on Monday and beyond.
I particularly like this view through an old, weathered window.


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WINDOW 2.

Another window from the same farm as mentioned yesterday.
As you can see, I've 'tweeked' this image somewhat to reveal a more abstract interpretation.

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WINDOW 1.

This section of a window from a farm in Northern Tasmania, is a wonderful example of 'natural' mark making.
I have short-listed this image for a possible drawing.
If I did decide to interpret this image in coloured pencil I intend to frame it using an old, wooden window frame.

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ABSTRACTS FROM CHESHUNT 3.

I'm looking for something different to draw ...

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CHESHUNT COTTAGE WINDOW

What's outside?

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BIRD ABSTRACT

This image was made by birds on a farm building window with a little 'manipulation' by me in Photoshop.

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DRAWING POSSIBILITY

This view through the Cookhouse window at Brickendon is on my drawing shortlist.

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THE WORLD OUTSIDE

I photographed this window in an old farm building at Cheshunt, in Northern Tasmania.

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ABSTRACT

This image came from a very old farm window in a very old farm building on a very old farm.

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