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Simple and quick drawing of Mr. Bean! I only used mongol 2 pencil for this.2 points -
From the album: Digital
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located at Mt. Mapalad antipolo rizal1 point
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From the album: Cats
One of the neighbours' young ginger cat sleeping quite peacefully in my bahay kubo (nipa hut) at home in the Philippines.1 point -
From the album: Denmark
And not a car in sight!!1 point -
From the album: Night Photography and Lights Reflecting in Water
Some colorful lights, reflected in the water of the inner harbour at Victoria, B.C. (Canada,) on Christmas day, 20061 point -
From the album: Night Photography and Lights Reflecting in Water
Drilling rigs in Hamriyah Port UAE - March 20201 point -
From the album: randomness
Primordial chaos do over1 point -
From the album: randomness
I HATE MYSELF AND I WANT TO DIE (nirvana)1 point -
From the album: Manila, Philippines
Judging by the amount of steel, this is going to be yet another pretty substantial building - crammed into a very small plot of land. Corner of Santa Monica and Adriatico Street, Ermita, Manila - December 20191 point -
From the album: randomness
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From the album: Test Album
Test image. Originally 4.5MB - uploaded from a Samsung Galaxy Note 5 cellphone, without any issues. If anyone should encounter any problems with trying to upload images to the Gallery, please do let me know so that I can try and get it sorted. Thanks!!1 point -
From the album: Test Album
As seen from the Port lifeboat, which is in the water for exercises - hence the fact that you can't see a lifeboat on the Port side of the ship!!1 point -
From the album: Welcome, to the Shinkansen!
Another awesome train at Kokura Station. (I used to be a train-spotter, you know? Does it show?!!) ? ? ? Shinkansen 新幹線 (pronounced: Shin-Kan-Sen) refers to the rail system, not the trains that run on it! 新幹線 translates, word-for-word as "New trunk line" - in other words, it's a dedicated high speed rail network. When I was in school, we used to call the trains that ran on the Shinkansen, "Bullet Trains" (Some people still do!) Here's an East-bound or "Up" train at Kokura Station in Kita Kyushu - on a very brief stop before hurtling off towards Tokyo.1 point -
From the album: randomness
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From the album: randomness
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From the album: The statues: Hogmoor Inclosure photos
A kaleidoscope of colour! An old sandstone embankment where, after years of Army tanks driving past on their training missions, a deep passage has been carved through some slightly elevated ground. I find the sheer variety of mosses and lichens that now cover these banks to be absolutely fascinating - especially when you look at them in close-up detail. The Hogmoor Enclosure nature reserve in Hampshire, South of England.1 point -
From the album: The statues: Hogmoor Inclosure photos
Well... What can I say?!! This fellow's backside kind of stares you in the face when you sit on the "perfect spot" bench in the Hogmoor Inclosure, Whitehill, Hampshire in the South of England. This particular wooden statue - or sculpture, if you prefer - was photographed looking towards a dried-up pond in the vicinity of the radio mast at the Southern end of the Inclosure. More information on the Hogmoor Inclosure can be found here: https://www.princephilippark.co.uk/community/spaces/hogmoor-inclosure/1 point -
From the album: Mike Herrera Paintings
(My title!!) Photo of a Mike Herera painting that I saw in one of the art galleries in Ermita, Manila - sometime in February 2005 The painting is a watercolour and it was framed behind glass, so I do apologise for the reflection of the strip light in the gallery.© Mike Herera estate
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From the album: Drawings and sketches
This was a practice sketch that I made back in 2005 when I first started trying to get back into art. My inspiration was a really good book that managed to convince me that I could draw! Personally, I think that this is the one book that every aspiring artist should read, before anything else... The book is called Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain and, after 15 years, I would still highly recommend it.1 point -
From the album: randomness
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From the album: randomness
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From the album: Welcome, to the Shinkansen!
Looking out of the window whilst traveling at "full chat", somewhere between Kokura and Hakata on the Shinkansen1 point -
From the album: Welcome, to the Shinkansen!
Beautiful Japanese countryside, viewed from the window of a train on the Shinkansen ("New Trunk Line"), travelling at speed between Kokura and Hakata.1 point -
From the album: Welcome, to the Shinkansen!
Lots of people getting off the "Bullet" train at Hakata1 point -
From the album: Welcome, to the Shinkansen!
Kokura Station in Kita Kyushu, Japan - whilst waiting for my own train to Hakata, Fukuoka1 point -
From the album: randomness
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From the album: Manila, Philippines
The dark, rainy season clouds of a tropical rain storm passing over Manila Bay. With 1322 Roxas Blvd., (the Golden Empire tower,) and La Nobleza Terazzas (under construction,) in the foreground.1 point -
From the album: Manila, Philippines
A rather dramatic sunset over Manila Bay. The lovely orange light was the result of an earlier heavy tropical rain and thunder storm.1 point -
From the album: Ships and Offshore
Multiple images successfully uploaded from my laptop. However, the site will only allow me to upload single mages from my Samsung Galaxy Note 5 cellphone. (Not a lot of help, when I usually take photos with my cellphone - not my laptop!!) I will be working on this...1 point -
From the album: Bangkok
Standard fare for me in Bangkok - especially when I have a hangover! Love Scene is a geat little place. Very close to Soi Cowboy. Directly opposite a 7-11, if anyone is interested! Just look for the two statues of ladies making the wai gesture outside the entrance. Go down the little passageway beside the kitchen. 'Looks a bit dodgy but well worth it when you get inside!1 point -
From the album: Bangkok
An early evening shot of the temple, taken from the steps leading up to Ekamai BTS station. What look like thousands of fairy lights are actually reflections off the gold leaf...1 point -
From the album: Bangkok
Or you always hop on a motocycle taxi. That's probably the quickest way around town. But you'll need to keep you elbows and knees tightly in, hold on for grim death - and don't forget to bring your own helmet!1 point -
From the album: Bangkok
The only time I ever get up early enough to get this kind of shot, is when I haven't even been to bed yet,in the first place! Photo taken from The Lily Residence, sukhumvit Soi 68, Bangkok - some time in 20151 point -
From the album: Bangkok
The Bangkok light rail transits system "Sky Train" pulling into a station somewhere down near Sukhumvit Photo taken on a short visit to the capital city of Thailand - some time in 2006 This photo of the Bangkok Skytrain was taken from the platform of one of the stations near to Pratunam. (Chit Lom or Chit Long, if I am not mistaken?) I was on my way to a great night's entertainment in Sukumvit Road, Soy 23 - otherwise known as Soy Cowboy! (As you can see, I like to get there early!!!) To purchase a high quality print of this image, please visit: ArtWanted.com Various gift items , customized with this image are also available at ArtWanted.com© Not © Please feel free to use this anyway you like!
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From the album: Dogs
Meimei is getting on a bit these days but she still loves her walks - come rain or come shine!1 point -
From the album: Manila, Philippines
Santa Cruz in Manila, Philippines - as seen from across the Pasig River in Fort Santiago - September, 2012 If you would like to be able to download and use a high resolution (aprox 3-4Mb) file of this image, you only need to ask!1 point -
From the album: Manila, Philippines
Malate, City of Manila rooftops, as seen from the living room of my city residence on the 32nd floor of a condominium tower in Adriatico Street. It will not be long before I loose my view of the Bay, I think... If you would like to be able to download and use a high resolution (aprox 3-4Mb) file of this image, you only need to ask!1 point -
From the album: Manila, Philippines
The Hyatt Hotel and the Landbank Building in Malate, Manila - as seen from my 'room with a view!' If you would like to be able to download and use a high resolution (aprox 3-4Mb) file of this image, you only need to ask!1 point -
From the album: Manila, Philippines
Manila Bay and the developing city-scape of Malate and Ermita, City of Manila, as seen from the living room of my city residence on the 32nd floor of a condominium tower in Adriatico Street. The hotel in the foreground with the swimming pool on the 8th floor is the Malate Hyatt, with the Landbank building behind it. If you would like to be able to download and use a high resolution (aprox 3-4Mb) file of this image, you only need to ask!1 point -
From the album: Test Album
'Just checking-out the multi-upload functionality of the Gallery. (It seems to be working for me!) If you can not upload multiple images, see if this helps, (from IPS, the developers of the software that this gallery uses...)1 point -
From the album: Dogs
Jumong seems to feel secure, sleeping under my bed! I'm not sure who was responsible for the mess on the floor, though? It could have been his doing - but then again, it could also have been there for quite some time!!1 point -
From the album: Dogs
Shoubi, my best mate - and one of the world's soppiest pit bull terriers!© Not © - Just mention Vic Rolfe as the photographer
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From the album: Bangkok
A busy Bangkok street scene. Food stalls are everywhere - and they serve the most delicious food! Photo taken some time in 2006, during a brief visit to the capital city of Thailand1 point -
From the album: Dogs
He he! Not very agressive, this one... Shoubi must be one of the soppiest Pit Bull Terriers in the world!1 point -
From the album: Dogs
Jumong is just incredible! This shot of Jumong and Shoubi playing silly buggers, (as usual!) was taken just 18 hours after Jumong was stabbed in the kneck by a drug-crazed neighbor of mine. Not only is he already back to normal, eating like a horse, he's actually up and playing with Shoubi as if nothing had happened!1 point -
From the album: Dogs
Shoubi, my neighbor's dog, in the Philippines. Shoubi has more-or-less taken up residency with me - since she grew too big for the cage that her owners were trying to keep her in...1 point -
From the album: Dogs
One of the guard dogs at the Madilosa family residence in Davao del Sur, Mindanao, Philippines. (I sometimes stay with the madilosa family when I am in that part of the country.) Total "askal" (aso kalye - lit. "street dog") this one! Very nervous at first and took a long time before it really got used to me. I was eventually able to take it for short walks but it really didn't like being too far from familiar territory1 point -
From the album: Dogs
My mate, Tim Penycate's dog. Another RSPCA rescue dog. Not a pedigree but pretty well pure German Shepherd. (I'm not sure where the crooked tail comes from but it in no way alters the fact that Benj is one of the most handsome dogs that I have ever come across!) Here he is, full of energy and really enjoying a day out on M.o.D land at Woolmer Forest, Whitehill, Hampshire, in the South of England, UK1 point
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