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Trash Art 0029
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Uploaded: 12/29/12 3:46 PM GMT
Trash Art 0029
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photography->manipulation
Trash Art are recycled pictures of photos I have taken in Rotterdam buildings, street art, flowers, trees and brickwork grinding and pounding them into what I call Trash Art.
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::Inkeri
12/29/12 10:06 PM GMT
A Snow Dream..Fabulous art work,Rob.
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I like the color tones in this one Rob, and I do see a face in this one, another creative work that I really like of yours.
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
Amazing work here Rob! So bright and beautiful. If this really were snow, it would definitely make me like snow a lot more!! The hints of color are situated perfectly and I can almost feel that wonderful texture. I really like the bluish tint around some of that stunning white. Another masterpiece expertly ground and pounded my friend:)
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Spend a few minutes each day being grateful for what you have and who you have to share it with.
I see a face too ... the image has a ghostly feel to it. Excellent & creative work, Rob.
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I LOVE LABS!!!
And another very interesting and quite unique design Rob:)Good use of layering and contrast with those silvery, ghostly and opaque foreground! Very creative Rob. Keep up the good work!!!!!!!!
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BB
Very cleave piece of art work and love the splashes of colour here and there in this piece.It as a look of graffiti war about it,as if the scene is blasting out of the screen.Well done.
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She's a shy one, Rob. Your model seems reluctant to take the spotlight you've worked so hard to create. Great work!
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Criticism, like rain, should be gentle enough to nourish a man's growth without destroying his roots. — Frank A. Clark
