Showing posts with label nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nature. Show all posts

Friday, June 24, 2011

Waterfall Contemplation

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This is a reproduction of "Waterfall Contemplation" of 2011.  This is an intrusion on a very private moment when a young man strips himself of everything artificial and goes to a quiet place surrounded by Nature in which he can contemplate the beauties he has found and reflect upon what these may mean to him, his life and his future.

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Sunday, April 3, 2011

Sunning on a Rock, Troyi Caperton, 2011

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This is a reproduction of “Sunning on a Rock” of 2011. This is an image of the sheer joy of exposing the entire natural self to the cleansing and healing rays of the sun, the parent from which we all descend.  In the wilds of nature we can expose ourselves totally without fear of having others encroach upon our private meditations.

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Thursday, February 17, 2011

In the Fern, Caperton, 2008

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This is a reproduction of “In the Fern" of 2008. This is an image of a lovely young man in the fern of the field contemplating, perhaps, his place in the world; slumped a little in anticipation of the burdens of life; or is he trying to look under something.

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Tuesday, February 15, 2011

In the Garden, Caperton, 2008

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This is a reproduction of “In the Garden” of 2008.  This is a capture of a quiet moment in the garden, alone with nature in a natural state.  Yet our innocent appears to be just noticing something or someone beyond the flower.

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Friday, February 11, 2011

Languid, Caperton, 2008

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This is a reproduction of " “Languid” of 2008. The image attempts to capture the fluid and sensuous lines which the male form is capable of displaying. So often the male figure is depicted in a blocky form which is rarely displayed in nature. There is a wealth of diversity in the forms of Man.

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Thursday, January 20, 2011

Looking for Something, Caperton, 2009

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A reproduction of "Looking for Something" of 2009. An attempt to capture that fleeting feeling that you've lost something, but don't know exactly what. Inevitably we suddenly realize thirty minutes later that which we have forgotten.

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Friday, January 14, 2011