Tag: flow
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Flow Into Morning
A serene Emory River flows over rocks in a forested area. The blurred water creates a soft, dreamy effect against the backdrop of trees. Photographed at Nemo Rapids in the Obed Wild and Scenic River National Park, located in Wartburg, Tennessee, this scene is available on a variety of prints in my gallery at Phil…
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Chasing Air Bubbles
I shot this video on my iPhone yesterday, capturing air bubbles trapped in water running downhill, under ice. At first glance, it resembled several small fish swimming in a stream, and so I thought I’d share it with you… Thanks for stopping by!
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Poem for a Friend
This haiku was inspired by a lovely woman and good friend, Annabel. She’s a professional dancer & choreographer, and also a gifted poetess. I encourage guests to visit her web site to enjoy her creative writings – thanks very much! She dances on cloudsMelting snow from mountain peaksCascading beauty ☀️ © 2023 Phil Perkins PHOTO…
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Textured Abstract Shapes
Enjoy this contemporary digital graphic artwork, featuring a color palette of turquoise, brown and orange, with texture and a chaotic stream of abstract shapes. A plethora of cool items are available when you visit any of the following shops: Redbubble, Pixels and Tee Public. Thanks for stopping by!
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The Flow Goes On
Underlying rock surfaces change the direction of water flowing in a creek, but the show flow goes on. I took this morning photograph recently while hiking at Frozen Head State Park, located in Wartburg, Tennessee. I hope you’ll visit my gallery to see a variety of fine prints available. Thanks very much!
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Water Always Wins
This is a saying which I first heard from my father, and this photograph – taken along Lynn Camp Prong in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee – is illustrative. If interested, you can visit my shops at Pixels, Redbubble, ArtFlakes and ArtPal, for great prints and gifts! I’ve also written poetry which is available on…
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Running Water
Photography Sometimes simple scenes in nature can be the most beautiful, such as this photograph capturing the direct, cascading downhill flow of water. This morning scene was photographed downstream from City Lake Falls, in Cookeville, Tennessee. If you’d be interested in a print, several varieties are available to select in my gallery at Pixels. And,…
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Spectral Distortion Pattern
Visit my shop at Redbubble to discover some great gift and apparel items featuring this colorful, chaotic pattern design…clothing, kids & babies, phone cases, stickers, wall art, home & living, stationary and accessories. How about some pizza? Well, sorry – no food. Enjoy!
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Abstract Turquoise Pattern
Visit my shop at Redbubble to discover a multitude of cool items featuring this pattern design, in the following categories: clothing, kids & babies, phone cases, stickers, wall art, home & living, stationary and accessories. Thanks for stopping by!
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Words of Inspiration
After reading “Lost In Time And Space” – a poem by my friend & writer Carla Milho – I was inspired and responded by writing the following poem… In the depths of despairWhen time had no handsHer clothes tattered and torn. She questioned, “why me”?Searching deep in her soulFound hope and love reborn. Now upright…
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Shifting Reflections
From static to dynamic, ripples in moving water shift the reflection of a rocky shore and green forest. If you’re interested in a print for your home or office, then I encourage you to visit my gallery at Fine Art America. Thanks!