One side of a woman's personality/soul... the artist sees it as a big cat. 100×150 cm. 2022 Canvas Acrylic

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Dramatic wildlife images are not made in editing. They are built with simple decisions in the field. This kind of dramatic light comes from controlling three simple things: where the light falls, what the background does, and how the camera exposes the scene. 1. Use side light, not front light Early morning or late evening light coming from the side creates shadows on the face and body. Shadows add depth and mood. Front light removes shadows and makes images look flat. 2. Let the background go dark Wait for the animal to move into a patch where the forest behind is in shade. A darker background automatically makes the subject stand out without any editing. 3. Get to eye level Shooting low drops the background lower in the frame and increases separation. It also makes the animal look stronger and more dominant. 4. Tell the camera to keep it dark In strong light, the camera tries to brighten everything. Use negative exposure compensation to protect highlights on the face and stripes. Slight underexposure keeps contrast and drama. 5. Freeze motion, blur the rest A fast shutter speed keeps the eyes and face sharp while the background stays soft. A wide aperture helps isolate the subject and adds depth. 6. Trust the shadows Don’t try to brighten every dark area. Shadows are what create the cinematic feel. If everything is visible, the image loses impact. 7. Wait for the walk A lifted paw and calm stride add rhythm and intent. Timing matters more than shooting early. This is how strong wildlife photography is created — patiently, deliberately, and in camera. This is exactly how we teach in the field at Ecotrailz™ — helping photographers understand light, behaviour, and exposure so they come back with images that feel real, not over-processed. #ratishnairphotography #safariwithecotrail #wildlifephotography #naturecloseup #wildlife #insectworld #olympusphotography #insects #macrofriendly #insects_of_our_world #EM1X #bugs

Europe from the Neolithic to the present day.

Appearance: It is easily recognizable by its contrasting plumage, featuring a white head and chest that stand out against its rich, chestnut-brown body and wings. It has a yellow beak and yellow legs with sharp talons. Habitat: They are commonly found in coastal areas, wetlands, rivers, and near human settlements in South and Southeast Asia. They are frequently seen perched on trees, poles, or flying over water bodies. Diet: Brahminy Kites are opportunistic feeders. They eat a wide variety of food, including fish, crabs, small mammals, insects, and carrion (dead animals). They are often seen scavenging near fishing harbors or coastal communities. Behavior: They are often seen gliding gracefully on thermals while searching for food. In many parts of their range, they are familiar birds that have adapted well to living near human-altered environments.

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Appearance: This is a large owl characterized by its prominent ear tufts, bright yellow eyes, and mottled brown and buff plumage. Unlike many other owls, its legs are unfeathered, which is an adaptation for its semi-aquatic lifestyle. Habitat: As their name suggests, they are closely associated with water. You will typically find them in forests near rivers, streams, lakes, and reservoirs across South and Southeast Asia, including Sri Lanka. Diet: They are specialized predators that primarily hunt fish, but they also eat crabs, frogs, small reptiles, and occasionally small mammals or birds. Behavior: They are nocturnal, though they are sometimes active during twilight hours. They are powerful hunters and can often be seen perched on overhanging branches near water bodies, waiting to spot prey. Conservation: In Sri Lanka, they are relatively widespread and can be seen in various wooded areas near water, including areas close to human settlements.

Lonely

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La pieza muestra un Cortés Blanco, un árbol muy reconocido y emblemático de mi país. Su intenso color amarillo se destaca en las calles de mi país para la temporada seca y cuando sus hojas caen dejan caminos amarillos muy bellos en toda la región.

Mother's Love Hand-painted artisanal vase depicting a mother and daughter in an embrace. Modern, expressive lines capture the tenderness of the moment, with figures adorned in detailed patterns and strong outlines. The composition conveys deep warmth and connection.

Venezia

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Unnamed Mountain view

Appearance: This is a large owl characterized by its prominent ear tufts, bright yellow eyes, and mottled brown and buff plumage. Unlike many other owls, its legs are unfeathered, which is an adaptation for its semi-aquatic lifestyle. Habitat: As their name suggests, they are closely associated with water. You will typically find them in forests near rivers, streams, lakes, and reservoirs across South and Southeast Asia, including Sri Lanka. Diet: They are specialized predators that primarily hunt fish, but they also eat crabs, frogs, small reptiles, and occasionally small mammals or birds. Behavior: They are nocturnal, though they are sometimes active during twilight hours. They are powerful hunters and can often be seen perched on overhanging branches near water bodies, waiting to spot prey. Conservation: In Sri Lanka, they are relatively widespread and can be seen in various wooded areas near water, including areas close to human settlements.

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Street_*_Sun

Óleo pastel sobre papel

This is what a fly looks like through a macro lens. SHOOT BY Nikul Tyagi Photography #nikultyagi #macro_perfection #macrophotography #insects #photography #follower #wildlifephotography

Appearance: They are often small and metallic in appearance, commonly sporting colors like metallic green, blue, or brassy black. As seen in the photo, they are often covered in fine, branched hairs that help them collect pollen.

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Seduction Hand-painted artisanal bottle featuring a female figure from behind, wrapped in blue cloth, seated on a wooden bench. Intense cobalt blue background contrasting with warm red details.

More money more problems

Appearance: It is easily recognized by its vibrant orange-brown wings with black borders containing white spots. The wing tips also feature distinctive white markings on a black background. Defense Strategy: Like other species in the Danainae subfamily, the Plain Tiger is toxic to predators. It sequesters toxins from the milkweed plants it feeds on as a caterpillar, which makes it taste unpleasant to birds and other potential predators. Its bold color pattern serves as a warning signal (aposematism) of its toxicity. Mimicry: Due to its unpalatable nature, other harmless butterfly species, most notably the female Danaid Eggfly (Hypolimnas misippus), have evolved to mimic its appearance to gain protection from predators. Habitat: They are very common and widespread, frequently seen in open habitats, gardens, and along roadsides across much of Africa, Asia, and Australia, including here in Sri Lanka.

La vie de poulet

Social Structure: Ants are highly social insects that live in complex, organized colonies consisting of a queen, workers (all female), and sometimes reproductive males. Communication: They communicate primarily through chemical signals called pheromones. They use these scent trails to mark paths to food sources, alert others to danger, or identify members of their own colony. Strength and Work Ethic: Ants are well-known for their incredible strength relative to their body size, often capable of carrying objects many times their own weight. They are industrious foragers, constantly working to gather food and maintain their nests. Diverse Diets: Depending on the species, ants can be herbivores, predators, scavengers, or even fungus farmers. Some, like the one pictured, can often be found on plants where they might be searching for food or tending to aphids for their sugary secretions (honeydew). Ecological Importance: Ants play a vital role in ecosystems by aerating the soil, dispersing seeds, and acting as decomposers or predators that help control populations of other small insects.

Aurora is the goddess of dawn and modern times.

Europe from the Neolithic to the present day.

This masterpiece is a profound exploration of fragmented reality. Through the lens of modern Cubism, it captures the human essence not as a single image, but as a collection of moments and perspectives. The bold interplay between the sharp geometric lines and the soft, organic curves of the seating creates a visual tension that is both jarring and harmonious. ‌ The hand partially masking the face invites the viewer into a dialogue about identity and mystery. The vibrant palette—where fiery reds clash with deep, contemplative blues—serves as a rhythmic pulse, turning the canvas into a living symphony of form and color. It is an invitation to see the world not just as it appears, but as it is felt

“A mirror where identity dissolves into layered colors — revealing the hidden self beneath the surface.”

Distinctive Appearance: They are easily identified by the characteristic "toque" or cap-like hair pattern on the top of their heads, which gives them a unique look. Habitat: These monkeys are highly adaptable and are found in various environments across Sri Lanka, ranging from dry zones and rainforests to highland areas and even near human settlements and temples. Behavior: Toque macaques are social animals that live in organized troops. They are known for being very active, intelligent, and occasionally mischievous, especially when interacting with humans in popular tourist areas. Diet: They are omnivorous, feeding on a wide variety of foods including fruits, seeds, leaves, flowers, and occasionally insects or small invertebrates. Conservation Status: As an endemic species to Sri Lanka, they are a vital part of the island's biodiversity.

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Nature

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Obras Rubén Schneider

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This photo is of a butterfly sitting on a leaf which looks very beautiful.

fantasy about the fate of an artist. 100×150 cm. Canvas / Acrilic. 2022

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Nombre: decapitado por metacho Técnica: caricaturesco Material: bolígrafos y esferos

Hidden Creek

Sertão in Color Hand-painted vase depicting a woman from the Brazilian backlands, pregnant, working and carrying her baby on her back. Strong figure carrying blue cloths and pots, set against a textured deep-blue background.

Shades Of Blue is an exploration into the human soul, via a series of images investigating life and ageing of natural and man-made elements in between two worlds, the underwater and the above-water.

PÁSSARO BRANCO. Máscara de tecido confeccionada a mão. Datado de 2008

🎨 "Dance of the Kingfishers" 🐦💙 This acrylic painting captures two vibrant kingfishers frozen in a moment of energy and grace above the water. The splash, movement, and brilliant colors of these beautiful birds inspired me to create a scene that celebrates the beauty of nature.

Appearance: The Common Myna is easily recognized by its dark brown body, black head, and distinct yellow eye patches, bill, and legs. It also has white wing patches that are most visible when it is in flight. Behavior: They are famously intelligent, social, and bold birds. They are often found in pairs or small groups and are known for their loud, varied calls, which include squawks, whistles, and chatter. Adaptability: They are incredibly well-adapted to human environments and are a common sight in gardens, urban areas, and agricultural landscapes across much of Asia, including Sri Lanka. Diet: They are opportunistic omnivores, feeding on a wide variety of foods including insects, fruits, grains, food scraps, and occasionally small reptiles or even the eggs and chicks of other birds. Role in Ecosystem: Because of their adaptability, they are often considered one of the most successful bird species in human-altered landscapes, though they can sometimes be seen as aggressive towards native birds when competing for nesting sites.

she's after sex.. 100×150 cm. Canvas / Acrilic 2022

Que aburrido es vivir sin estar vivo

A minimalist one-line portrait artwork created using a continuous flowing line. This piece explores simplicity, elegance, and human expression through abstract design. Perfect for lovers of modern and minimalist art.

Hunting, success, prize - that's what this 100x150 acrylic canvas image symbolizes.

Collagraphie items 26x49

textured orange flower

Lámina inteligencia artificial de mosaico sobre tela pintado con metales y sales de mar para relieve.Artificial intelligence mosaic print on fabric painted with metals and sea salts for relief.

I painted this for my dad

Trabajo A4

Explosive brushstrokes in green, white, and red meet the iconic Ferrari logo – a symbol of speed, style, and pure emotion. Not just an ordinary picture, but a statement piece. For those who feel the adrenaline rush before the engine even starts. A work of art for true enthusiasts. Perfect for the living room, office, garage, or collector's room. Unique. 30x40 cm, ready to hang.

Todas las técnicas

Trabajo A4

Root Melody Hand-painted artisanal vase featuring a stylized figure playing a string instrument. Expressive lines and a headwrap mark the character identity. A window detail in the background and marked texture reinforce the atmosphere of a folk scene. A piece that celebrates music and manual craftsmanship.

Morning*

Appearance: These birds are characterized by their mostly white plumage, which contrasts sharply with their bald, black head and neck. They have a long, curved black bill that they use to probe the mud for food. During the breeding season, they may show patches of reddish or pinkish skin under their wings. Habitat: They are typically found in wetlands, including marshes, lakes, and flooded agricultural fields like the one seen in your photo. They are common in various parts of Asia, including Sri Lanka. Diet: They are opportunistic foragers, feeding on a wide variety of prey, including fish, frogs, crustaceans, insects, and other small aquatic animals. Behavior: Black-headed Ibises are social birds and are often seen in small groups. They are known for being relatively comfortable around human-altered environments, such as rice paddies, where they search for food.

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Máscara confeccionada com linha vermelha a mão. Com missangas e cristais. Datada de 2008.

Minis telas abstratas

Aurora is the goddess of dawn and modern times.

Mangkuk

Appearance: The Common Myna is easily recognized by its dark brown body, black head, and distinct yellow eye patches, bill, and legs. It also has white wing patches that are most visible when it is in flight. Behavior: They are famously intelligent, social, and bold birds. They are often found in pairs or small groups and are known for their loud, varied calls, which include squawks, whistles, and chatter. Adaptability: They are incredibly well-adapted to human environments and are a common sight in gardens, urban areas, and agricultural landscapes across much of Asia, including Sri Lanka. Diet: They are opportunistic omnivores, feeding on a wide variety of foods including insects, fruits, grains, food scraps, and occasionally small reptiles or even the eggs and chicks of other birds. Role in Ecosystem: Because of their adaptability, they are often considered one of the most successful bird species in human-altered landscapes, though they can sometimes be seen as aggressive towards native birds when competing for nesting sites.

Nombre: las tres leyes aplicadas en el espejos Técnica: realismos escalada de sombra Material: lápiz, carboncillo

A quiet figure cradles a single flame, holding warmth against the surrounding darkness — a moment where light becomes both protection and confession.”

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Nombre: el ada azul Técnica: realismos simple Material: lápiz de diferentes calibre color azul

Appearance: It is easily recognized by its vibrant orange-brown wings with black borders containing white spots. The wing tips also feature distinctive white markings on a black background. Defense Strategy: Like other species in the Danainae subfamily, the Plain Tiger is toxic to predators. It sequesters toxins from the milkweed plants it feeds on as a caterpillar, which makes it taste unpleasant to birds and other potential predators. Its bold color pattern serves as a warning signal (aposematism) of its toxicity. Mimicry: Due to its unpalatable nature, other harmless butterfly species, most notably the female Danaid Eggfly (Hypolimnas misippus), have evolved to mimic its appearance to gain protection from predators. Habitat: They are very common and widespread, frequently seen in open habitats, gardens, and along roadsides across much of Africa, Asia, and Australia, including here in Sri Lanka.

KATRAX. Instalação comemorativa dos 30 anos de atividades experimentais de Nicolau Francis com o Público. A roseta diferente da escultural na exposição baile de Máscaras: que remetia às manobras de autoridades representantes, do povo, na política, nacional, como mascarados. Nessa versão vem como eixo do movimento Katrax. Representando o universo, com base no diagrama de Venn, situação épica de atuação artística na contemporaneidade. Em papéis, papel social, cortados sobre a transparência do plástico pintados em acrílico exposto sobre os vidros das janelas. Compondo as Vitrines com face para via urbana. Numa exposição interativa ao seu tema para depreciação com o tempo com mínimo de 10 anos. Até que se acabem! Hoje passado 20 anos: autoridades foram desmascarados, por meio de suas próprias atitudes. Há mais transparência na vida social, E se pode apresentar esse trabalho como um bloco de tempo, um colchão d'água. Neste caso colchão d'água gasosa. Pois fecha um período de tempo respirando esse gás limitado pelo período. Esse projeto tem seu registro teórico em arte Catastrófica na XIV Bienal Internacional de São Paulo, 1977.

No boundaries

Appearance: These birds are characterized by their mostly white plumage, which contrasts sharply with their bald, black head and neck. They have a long, curved black bill that they use to probe the mud for food. During the breeding season, they may show patches of reddish or pinkish skin under their wings. Habitat: They are typically found in wetlands, including marshes, lakes, and flooded agricultural fields like the one seen in your photo. They are common in various parts of Asia, including Sri Lanka. Diet: They are opportunistic foragers, feeding on a wide variety of prey, including fish, frogs, crustaceans, insects, and other small aquatic animals. Behavior: Black-headed Ibises are social birds and are often seen in small groups. They are known for being relatively comfortable around human-altered environments, such as rice paddies, where they search for food.

Aurora is the goddess of dawn and modern times.

Radiant, alert, and full of life, this kingfisher embodies the beauty hidden within nature's quiet corners. Its brilliant blue and fiery orange plumage create a striking contrast against the lush green surroundings, symbolizing energy, focus, and freedom. This artwork captures a fleeting moment of stillness before flight—a reminder that strength often exists in calmness and patience. Every brushstroke celebrates the vibrant colors and delicate details that make wildlife so extraordinary.

A result of collaboration of two artists. Pirates in comic book style. 110×140 canvas/ acrilic 2025.

La vie de grâce

Appearance: It is easily recognizable by its contrasting plumage, featuring a white head and chest that stand out against its rich, chestnut-brown body and wings. It has a yellow beak and yellow legs with sharp talons. Habitat: They are commonly found in coastal areas, wetlands, rivers, and near human settlements in South and Southeast Asia. They are frequently seen perched on trees, poles, or flying over water bodies. Diet: Brahminy Kites are opportunistic feeders. They eat a wide variety of food, including fish, crabs, small mammals, insects, and carrion (dead animals). They are often seen scavenging near fishing harbors or coastal communities. Behavior: They are often seen gliding gracefully on thermals while searching for food. In many parts of their range, they are familiar birds that have adapted well to living near human-altered environments.

Cronofagia

Harvest Hand-painted artisanal vase depicting a silhouetted figure with a hat, holding a basket filled with fruit. The textured background with floral forms creates a rural atmosphere, while bold outlines highlight the central figure. A piece that celebrates handcraft and abundance.

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Ruben Schneider

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Stunning color gradients cloak the body of this insect, making it appear like a work of art meticulously painted upon a plant bud in nature __ 🌷🍀🐞 #macro photography #macro_perfection #insects Shoot by Nikul Tyagi Photography

This emage is amazing 🤩

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Masters of Flight: Dragonflies are some of the fastest and most maneuverable flying insects in the world. They are capable of hovering, flying backward, and changing direction instantly, which makes them highly effective hunters. Voracious Predators: They are active predators that feed on other flying insects, such as mosquitoes, flies, and gnats. They catch their prey mid-air using their sharp, spiny legs. Aquatic Life Cycle: Although they are amazing fliers as adults, their life begins underwater. They spend the majority of their lives as aquatic nymphs, which are also fierce predators of small water-dwelling creatures. Excellent Vision: They have large, compound eyes that cover most of their head, providing them with a nearly 360-degree field of vision, which helps them spot prey and predators alike. Habitat: You will typically find them near freshwater habitats like ponds, lakes, streams, and wetlands, as these areas are essential for their reproduction.

Acrylic tiger

Trabajo A4

The Red Cotton Stainer Bug is a striking true bug recognized by its vivid red-orange coloration and distinctive black markings. Commonly associated with cotton and hibiscus plants, it feeds by piercing seeds and plant tissues with its specialized mouthparts. Beyond its agricultural significance, this insect plays an important role in ecological food webs and serves as a fascinating subject for close-up macro photography. Nikul Tyagi Photography #nikul #follower #birdphotography #wildlifephotography #photography

Appearance: They are often small and metallic in appearance, commonly sporting colors like metallic green, blue, or brassy black. As seen in the photo, they are often covered in fine, branched hairs that help them collect pollen.

A Roseta é uma escultura fundida em papel reciclado, prensado sobre madeira processada. Com 2,00m de diâmetro. Faz parte do projeto "Rosa Palha" em 1998. Musical em 2002 e da Instalação Katrax de Nicolau Francis 2007.

Appearance: These birds are characterized by their mostly white plumage, which contrasts sharply with their bald, black head and neck. They have a long, curved black bill that they use to probe the mud for food. During the breeding season, they may show patches of reddish or pinkish skin under their wings. Habitat: They are typically found in wetlands, including marshes, lakes, and flooded agricultural fields like the one seen in your photo. They are common in various parts of Asia, including Sri Lanka. Diet: They are opportunistic foragers, feeding on a wide variety of prey, including fish, frogs, crustaceans, insects, and other small aquatic animals. Behavior: Black-headed Ibises are social birds and are often seen in small groups. They are known for being relatively comfortable around human-altered environments, such as rice paddies, where they search for food.

Aurora is the goddess of dawn and modern times.

Distinctive Appearance: They are easily recognized by their brilliant red facial wattles (fleshy skin flaps) in front of their eyes, their black head and breast that contrasts with white patches on their cheeks, and their long, bright yellow legs. Behavior and "Alarm": They are very well-known for being highly vigilant. When disturbed, they produce a loud, piercing, and repetitive call often described as "did-he-do-it" or "pity-to-do-it," which alerts other birds and animals to potential danger. Habitat: They are commonly found in open habitats, such as wetlands, agricultural fields, meadows, and even near human-altered landscapes across much of Asia, including Sri Lanka. Nesting: They are ground-nesters, typically laying their eggs in a shallow depression in the ground, often among pebbles or in open fields, which makes their eggs and chicks very well-camouflaged. Diet: They are insectivores and feed primarily on a variety of insects, worms, and small invertebrates that they forage for on the ground.

Common birdwing Buxa TR West Bengal November 25 #wikilovesbutterfly #followersシ゚ #butterfly #highlight #followers #everyone #macro #macrophotography #insectphotography

La vie de grâce

This insect is called Karkata, it can change 7 colours and is very attractive to look at.

Distinctive Features: They typically feature circular eyespots with pale rings on the underside of their wings. These spots often resemble the eyes of larger animals, helping to deter predators.

Street

Appearance: It is easily identifiable by its contrasting plumage, featuring a white head and chest that stand out against its rich, chestnut-brown body and wings. Common Name: In Sri Lanka, it is commonly known as the "Brahmini Ukusa" (බ්‍රාහ්මණ උකුස්සා). Habitat: These kites are typically found near water bodies, including rivers, lakes, reservoirs, and coastal areas, where they can easily scout for food. Diet: They are opportunistic feeders, often scavenging for dead fish, crustaceans, and other small prey. They are also known to occasionally hunt live prey or steal food from other birds. Behavior: They are often seen soaring gracefully in search of food or perched prominently on high vantage points like dead trees, as seen in the image, to monitor their surroundings.

Asta los vuelan alto necesitan tocar tierra

Striking Appearance: The male, or peacock, is world-famous for its vibrant, iridescent blue-green plumage and its spectacular tail feathers, which feature eye-like spots known as ocelli. Courtship Display: Peacocks are best known for spreading these magnificent tail feathers into a large fan to impress females (peahens) during courtship displays. Habitat: They are native to South Asia and are commonly found in forests, scrublands, and agricultural areas across Sri Lanka, often perching high in trees to roost or spot predators. Omnivorous Diet: They are opportunistic feeders that consume a varied diet consisting of seeds, fruits, grains, insects, small reptiles, and even small snakes. Cultural Significance: In many cultures, including in Sri Lanka, the peacock is celebrated for its beauty and is often depicted in art, literature, and folklore

Whimsical

Famous Sound: Cicadas are most famous for the incredibly loud, buzzing, or shrill songs produced by the males. They do this using specialized organs called "tymbals" located on their abdomens, which vibrate to create their characteristic sound. Life Cycle: They have one of the most remarkable life cycles in the insect world. Most of their lives are spent underground as nymphs, feeding on the juices of tree roots, before they emerge as adults to mate and lay eggs. Appearance: They are generally stout-bodied insects with large, clear, and intricately veined wings held roof-like over their backs. They have large, prominent eyes set wide apart on their heads. Diet: As both nymphs and adults, they feed on plant sap using their specialized piercing-sucking mouthparts. Camouflage: They are masters of camouflage, and their mottled brown, green, and black coloration allows them to blend in perfectly with tree bark, as seen in your photo

大清瓷器

A monochrome tribute to J. Robert Oppenheimer, the physicist who led the Manhattan Project and forever changed human history. Through dramatic contrasts of light and shadow, this artwork captures the brilliance, burden, and moral complexity of the man often called the "Father of the Atomic Bomb." The piece reflects the collision of scientific achievement and its profound consequences for humanity.

It was fun to watch this juvenile Red-tailed hawk try to figure out how to catch a Squirrel 🐿️. Running 🏃🏾 didn’t work out. Shoot by NIKUL Tyagi Photography #nature lovers #nature photography #wildlife #wildlife photography #wild animals #300kviews #100kfollowers #100daychallenge #Usa nature #usa #usa reels #reels #usa post

Acrylic lion

Women*

Acrylic sunset

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Peinture sur l’huile authentique style Picasso faites par un artisan réputé. Dimension 70x50

Appearance: This is a male, easily identified by its glossy black upperparts, head, and throat, which contrast sharply with its white underparts and white wing patches. Behavior: They are known for being very active and inquisitive birds, often seen hopping along the ground with their long tails held upwards. Song: They are famous for their beautiful and melodious songs, which they often sing from a prominent perch, especially early in the morning. Habitat: They are very common in residential gardens, cultivated lands, and secondary forests across many parts of South and Southeast Asia, including here in Sri Lanka. Diet: They are insectivores and typically forage for insects, spiders, and other small invertebrates on the ground.

Your heart

Distinctive Appearance: They are easily recognized by their brilliant red facial wattles (fleshy skin flaps) in front of their eyes, their black head and breast that contrasts with white patches on their cheeks, and their long, bright yellow legs. Behavior and "Alarm": They are very well-known for being highly vigilant. When disturbed, they produce a loud, piercing, and repetitive call often described as "did-he-do-it" or "pity-to-do-it," which alerts other birds and animals to potential danger. Habitat: They are commonly found in open habitats, such as wetlands, agricultural fields, meadows, and even near human-altered landscapes across much of Asia, including Sri Lanka. Nesting: They are ground-nesters, typically laying their eggs in a shallow depression in the ground, often among pebbles or in open fields, which makes their eggs and chicks very well-camouflaged. Diet: They are insectivores and feed primarily on a variety of insects, worms, and small invertebrates that they forage for on the ground.

Appearance: They are medium-sized, bright green parrots. While adult males typically develop a distinctive pink and black ring around their necks (from which they get their name), females and juveniles lack this, as seen in your photograph. Adaptability: These parakeets are incredibly adaptable and are found in a wide variety of habitats, including tropical forests, woodlands, agricultural fields, parks, and urban gardens across Sri Lanka. Social Behavior: They are highly social, gregarious birds often seen in pairs or small flocks. They are also known to be quite noisy, frequently announcing their presence with loud, screeching calls as they fly or forage. Diet: They are primarily herbivorous, feeding on a diverse diet of fruits, vegetables, seeds, buds, nuts, and flowers. They are often spotted feeding on various types of seed pods, just as the one in your picture appears to be doing. Intelligence: Like many parrots, they are intelligent and can be quite mischievous. They are a very common and familiar sight throughout the island.

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The image shows a damselfly, likely a male Orange-tailed Marsh Dart (Ceriagrion cerinorubellum). .. This species belongs to the family Coenagrionidae, commonly known as narrow-winged or pond damselflies. The male has a green thorax and a multicolored abdomen, with brick-red segments at the base and tip. They are found in a wide range of standing water habitats across Asia, from Pakistan to southern Vietnam. Damselflies are aerial predators that feed on insects like mosquitoes and flies, serving as important biocontrol agents. #shootbynikul #10kfollowers #wildlife #keepsupport #insect #macro #wildlove #FBPage #photoshoot #photography Nikul Tyagi Photography

Krishna river

Appearance: They are small, brightly colored birds easily identified by their vivid blue upperparts, orange-brown underparts, and long, pointed beaks. Hunting Behavior: As seen in your photograph, they are exceptional hunters. They typically perch on branches overlooking water, waiting to plunge into the water to catch small fish or insects like the dragonfly held in its beak. Habitat: They are commonly found near slow-moving or still water, such as rivers, lakes, canals, and ponds, where they can easily spot their prey. In Sri Lanka: In the local Sinhala language, this bird is known as the "Mal Pithaliya" (මල් පිලිහුඩුවා).

Vas

snakes, mermaids and griffins all in one world

Appearance: It is easily recognizable by its contrasting plumage, featuring a white head and chest that stand out against its rich, chestnut-brown body and wings. It has a yellow beak and yellow legs with sharp talons. Habitat: They are commonly found in coastal areas, wetlands, rivers, and near human settlements in South and Southeast Asia. They are frequently seen perched on trees, poles, or flying over water bodies. Diet: Brahminy Kites are opportunistic feeders. They eat a wide variety of food, including fish, crabs, small mammals, insects, and carrion (dead animals). They are often seen scavenging near fishing harbors or coastal communities. Behavior: They are often seen gliding gracefully on thermals while searching for food. In many parts of their range, they are familiar birds that have adapted well to living near human-altered environments.

Nombre:Guardian del tiempo Técnica: surrealismo simple Material:esferos y plumones

Aurora is the goddess of dawn and modern times.

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Appearance: It is a medium-sized kingfisher with a striking combination of colors: a bright, deep blue back, wings, and tail; a rich chocolate-brown head, neck, and underparts; and a distinctive white patch on its throat. It also has a long, heavy, bright red bill. Habitat: They are very adaptable and are found in a wide range of habitats, including forests, mangroves, gardens, and agricultural areas like paddy fields. You can often see them perched on wires, poles, or tree branches, especially near water. Diet: Despite being a kingfisher, they are not strictly reliant on fish. They are generalist hunters that feed on a variety of prey, including insects, small lizards, frogs, earthworms, and occasionally small rodents or other small birds. Behavior: They are known for their territorial behavior and their loud, laughing call, which they often announce from their perches. They are quite common throughout Sri Lanka and are frequently spotted in both rural and urban areas.

40"×45"Acrilyc on canvas

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Appearance: They are small, elegant white herons. They are easily identified by their solid black bills, black legs, and distinctive bright yellow feet (often described as "golden slippers"). During the breeding season, they develop beautiful, delicate lacy plumes on their heads, necks, and backs.

Appearance: They are medium-sized carnivores with a coarse, grizzled brownish-grey coat that often has a distinctive reddish or "ruddy" tint. A notable identification feature is the black tip on their tail, which is clearly visible when they move. Habitat: These adaptable animals are found in a variety of environments, including forests, scrublands, and agricultural areas. They are quite common in Sri Lanka and can frequently be seen in gardens or near human settlements. Behavior: They are diurnal (active during the day) and are highly alert and agile. They are mostly solitary hunters but are sometimes seen in pairs. Diet: They are opportunistic omnivores. Their diet includes small mammals, birds, eggs, reptiles (including snakes), insects, and occasionally fruits or roots. Adaptability: They are known for being bold and resourceful, often venturing into human-inhabited areas in search of food.

Moon

A minimalist pencil sketch depicting an open birdcage hanging from a tree branch under the moonlight. Flying birds symbolize freedom, while the pair of birds on the railing represent love and togetherness. Created using graphite pencil with soft shading and silhouette techniques.

A portrait celebrating the grace, curiosity, and quiet strength of one of nature’s most iconic creatures. Through vibrant colors and expressive detail, this artwork captures the giraffe's peaceful spirit as it stands proudly amidst the beauty of the African wilderness.

Endemic Status: This bird is endemic to Sri Lanka, meaning it is found nowhere else in the world in the wild. Appearance: They are medium-sized parakeets with primarily green plumage, a distinctive bluish-grey head, and a prominent red patch on their forehead, which is clearly visible in your photograph. Habitat: They are primarily forest-dwelling birds, often found in the canopy of wet zone forests, highlands, and sometimes in well-wooded gardens or plantations. Behavior: Like many other parakeets, they are social and are often seen in small groups, moving through the treetops while calling to one another with loud, shrill cries. Nesting: As shown in your image, they are cavity nesters, often utilizing natural hollows in tree trunks to raise their young.

Appearance: These lizards are known for their ability to change color, especially during the breeding season. Males often develop a bright red throat and head during this time, which is how they earned the nickname "bloodsucker," although they do not actually suck blood. Habitat: They are highly adaptable and are commonly found in gardens, open woodlands, scrublands, and even urban areas across many parts of Asia. Behavior: They are diurnal (active during the day) and are often seen perching on tree trunks, fences, or walls, waiting to catch insects. They are territorial and will often display by "bobbing" their heads to warn off rivals. Diet: They are primarily insectivores, feeding on various small insects, spiders, and occasionally small invertebrates.

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Tableau style Picasso fait par un artisan réputé dimension 100x70 cm

In Oregon

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Shades Of Blue is an exploration into the human soul, via a series of images investigating life and ageing of natural and man-made elements in between two worlds, the underwater and the above-water.

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Lucifer gives the light of knowledge of good and evil.

Enchanted Kiss Hand-painted artisanal vase featuring a stylized female portrait. Closed eyes and a heart-shaped mouth convey delicacy and charm. Spiral hair strokes and an ornate bust detail enhance the elegant and expressive character of the piece.

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Pharaoh Hand-painted artisanal vase featuring a stylized profile portrait inspired by Egyptian aesthetics. Geometric shapes and textured brushwork compose the headdress and garments, conveying a sense of majesty and mystery. The handcrafted detail emphasizes the striking gaze and imposing presence of the figure.

Appearance: The Great Egret is a large, all-white heron. It is easily distinguished from smaller egrets by its yellow bill and black legs and feet. Habitat: They are widely distributed across the world and are frequently found in a variety of wetland habitats, including marshes, ponds, lakes, and rice fields. Hunting Behavior: They are patient hunters. They typically stand perfectly still in shallow water or on perches, waiting for prey to come within striking distance before using their long, sharp bills to snatch fish, amphibians, reptiles, or small mammals. Size: As their name suggests, they are one of the largest egret species, with a long, S-curved neck that they often keep tucked in when resting or flying.

Appearance: They are well-known for their colorful, dome-shaped bodies, typically featuring vibrant colors like red, orange, or yellow with distinctive black spots. Diet and Benefits: Ladybugs are highly valued by gardeners and farmers. Most species are voracious predators that feed on soft-bodied pests like aphids, scale insects, and mites, making them excellent natural pest controllers. Defense Mechanism: When threatened, ladybugs can release a yellowish, foul-smelling fluid from their leg joints. This is a chemical defense that makes them taste bad to potential predators like birds and spiders. Life Cycle: They undergo complete metamorphosis, passing through four stages: egg, larva, pupa, and adult. The larval stage is also an active predator and looks quite different from the adult beetle—often resembling a tiny, spiky, dark-colored alligator. Symbolism: In many cultures, ladybugs are considered good luck charms and are often associated with prosperity and protection in the garden.

Red sunset swimming on a tropical beach. 100×150 cm. 2022 Canvas/ Acrilic

This acrylic painting captures a peaceful moment as fishermen drift across calm waters beneath a glowing sunset.a The warm orange sky, shimmering reflections, and quiet rhythm of life on the river create a scene of serenity and connection with nature. This painting celebrates the beauty of everyday life and the quiet connection between people and nature. Every brushstroke was inspired by the calm atmosphere of sunset and the enduring spirit of those who depend on the water for their livelihood. I wanted to express the beauty found in simple everyday moments and the harmony between people and their environment.

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BERRO 13. Óleo sobre tela. 0,32x024cm. Datado de 1979

Painting and pigments on drawing paper Title: Contrasting Identical Painting

Europe from the Neolithic to the present day.

A new realm of villains

48"72" acrilyc on canvas

A modern piece exploring repetition, chance, and unexpected beauty in imperfection.

Trabajo A4

My woman playing on the beach

Appearance: It is a medium-sized butterfly easily identified by its semi-transparent, pale-blueish wings with distinct black veins and white spots. Behavior: They are known for their slow, graceful flight and are often seen visiting flowers to feed on nectar, just as seen in your photo. Habitat: They are commonly found in forested areas, gardens, and along the edges of woodlands across parts of South and Southeast Asia, including Sri Lanka. Defense Strategy: Like many other "Tiger" butterfly species, they are unpalatable to predators due to the toxic chemicals they sequester from the plants they feed on as larvae, serving as a warning to potential predators.

Appearance: It is easily recognizable by its vibrant, iridescent green wings, contrasting with a purplish-brown body. The head features a distinct grey crown, and it has a bright red beak and red legs. Significance: It is the official national bird of Sri Lanka. In Sinhala, it is known as the "Kobeiya" (කොබෙයියා). Habitat: These doves are typically found in tropical and subtropical regions, favoring dense forests, woodlands, plantations, and well-wooded gardens. Behavior: They are primarily ground-feeding birds, often seen foraging for fallen fruits and seeds on the forest floor. They are known to be quite shy and are usually seen alone or in pairs.

Distinctive Beak: Its most notable feature is the gap in its bill, which develops as the bird matures. This specialized beak is an adaptation that helps them grip and extract snails—their primary food source—from their shells with precision

A monochrome pencil artwork portraying a peaceful campsite beneath a glowing crescent moon. Surrounded by towering pine trees and distant mountains, the scene captures the quiet beauty of the wilderness at night. Through soft graphite shading and minimalist details, the artwork evokes a sense of adventure, solitude, and harmony with nature.

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Distinctive Appearance: Skippers are often distinguished from other butterflies by their thicker, stouter bodies and their rapid, erratic, "skipping" flight pattern, which is how they earned their name. Unique Features: They typically have large, widely spaced eyes and hooked antennae, which are easily visible in your detailed photograph. Resting Posture: Unlike many other butterflies that hold their wings flat when resting, many skippers tend to hold their wings in a "jet-plane" position, with their forewings and hindwings held at different angles. Diverse Habitats: They are found in a wide variety of environments, from forests to open meadows and gardens, often visiting nectar-rich flowers like the one shown in your image. Worldwide Distribution: Skippers are a large family of butterflies found all over the world, and they play an important role as pollinators in their respective ecosystems.

Silver-breasted Broadbill. The silver-breasted broadbill (Serials lunatus) is a species of bird in the broadbill family, Eliminated that is found in parts of Southeast Asia. There are seven currently recognised subspecies; the other species in the genus Serial, the grey-lored broadbill, was also previously treated as being a subspecies of this species. The plumage of the nominate race has a rusty-coloured head with an ash-grey forehead and a broad black supercilium (stripe) over the eye. The breast and belly is white and the rump and upper wing coverts are bright rufous. The flight feathers are striking blue and black and the tail is black. There is a small amount of sexual dimorphism in the plumage, with the female having a narrow silver band across the breast. Young birds resemble adults but with shorter wings and tails, and slightly darker plumage overall. There is also some variation across the different subspecies. 📸: Nikul Tyagi Photography #nikultyagi

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IMG-20260531-WA0003.jpg Choose a good title and a post statement Title: "Gentle Giant of the Wild" Post Statement: 🦒 Gentle Giant of the Wild 🦒 A portrait celebrating the grace, curiosity, and quiet strength of one of nature’s most iconic creatures. Through vibrant colors and expressive detail, this artwork captures the giraffe's peaceful spirit as it stands proudly amidst the beauty of the African wilderness. Created with passion by Izzy Artnest, this piece is a reminder to appreciate the wonders of wildlife and the harmony between nature and life. ✨ Original Artwork Available 🎨 Commissions Open 📩 Collectors and art lovers can contact ARTNEST for purchases and custom artwork requests. ARTNEST – Loyalty Is Our Only Policy. #WildlifeArt #GiraffeArt #NatureInspired #ArtCollector #OriginalArtwork #IzzyArtnest #ARTNEST #AfricanWildlife #AnimalPortrait #FineArtForSale rRjMo.jpg Give this art piece a title and post statement Title: "Jewel of the Riverbank" Post Statement: 🐦 Jewel of the Riverbank 🐦 Radiant, alert, and full of life, this kingfisher embodies the beauty hidden within nature's quiet corners. Its brilliant blue and fiery orange plumage create a striking contrast against the lush green surroundings, symbolizing energy, focus, and freedom. This artwork captures a fleeting moment of stillness before flight—a reminder that strength often exists in calmness and patience. Every brushstroke celebrates the vibrant colors and delicate details that make wildlife so extraordinary. 🎨 Original artwork by Izzy Artnest ✨ Available for collectors and wildlife art enthusiasts 📩 Commissions and purchases are welcome through ARTNEST ARTNEST – Loyalty Is Our Only Policy. #KingfisherArt #WildlifePainting #BirdArt #NatureLovers #OriginalArtwork #FineArt #ArtCollector #AfricanArtist #IzzyArtnest #ARTNEST #WildlifeArtist #NatureInspiredArt #ColorfulBirds #ArtworkForSale Alternative Titles: Nature's Sapphire The Watchful Kingfisher Perched in Splendor Colors of Freedom The Silent Hunter IMG-20260531-WA0000.jpg Give this art piece a title and post statement Title: "Harmony on a Branch" Post Statement: 🐦✨ Harmony on a Branch ✨🐦 A celebration of friendship, unity, and diversity, Harmony on a Branch captures a colorful gathering of birds sharing a single perch. Though each bird is unique in color and character, together they create a vibrant symphony of life and connection. This artwork reminds us that beauty is found in our differences and that strength grows when we stand together. The bold colors and expressive style bring joy, warmth, and a sense of belonging to any space.

Street_Sun

the iris of an eye in a realistic style

Nombre: hombre árbol Técnica: surrealismo simple Material: lápiz de diferentes calibres

Nombre:la mascraba Técnica: susrealismo fantasioso Material bolígrafos y esferos pintura de papel

Appearance: They are often small and metallic in appearance, commonly sporting colors like metallic green, blue, or brassy black. As seen in the photo, they are often covered in fine, branched hairs that help them collect pollen.

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Appearance: It is easily recognized by its brown body, black head, and distinct bright yellow patch of bare skin around the eyes. It also has a yellow beak and yellow legs. Commonality: It is a very common bird in Sri Lanka and across many parts of Asia. In Sinhala, it is known as the "Puwak Kurulla" (පුවක් කුරුල්ලා). Behavior: Common Mynas are highly social and intelligent birds. They are known for their loud, vocal nature and can often be found near human settlements, foraging on the ground for food. Diet: They are omnivorous, feeding on a wide variety of items including insects, fruits, grains, and even human food scraps.

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Appearance: Katydids are well-known for their remarkable camouflage, often resembling leaves or other plant parts to blend into their environment. They have long, thread-like antennae that can be as long as or even longer than their own bodies. Acoustics: They are famous for the "song" they produce, which is created by rubbing their wings together—a process known as stridulation. Each species has a distinct call, usually heard at night. Behavior: Most katydids are nocturnal, meaning they are most active after dark. While many are herbivores, some species are omnivorous or even predatory. Habitat: They are found worldwide in a variety of habitats, ranging from forests and grasslands to home gardens.

Appearance: They are well-known for their colorful, dome-shaped bodies, typically featuring vibrant colors like red, orange, or yellow with distinctive black spots. Diet and Benefits: Ladybugs are highly valued by gardeners and farmers. Most species are voracious predators that feed on soft-bodied pests like aphids, scale insects, and mites, making them excellent natural pest controllers. Defense Mechanism: When threatened, ladybugs can release a yellowish, foul-smelling fluid from their leg joints. This is a chemical defense that makes them taste bad to potential predators like birds and spiders. Life Cycle: They undergo complete metamorphosis, passing through four stages: egg, larva, pupa, and adult. The larval stage is also an active predator and looks quite different from the adult beetle—often resembling a tiny, spiky, dark-colored alligator. Symbolism: In many cultures, ladybugs are considered good luck charms and are often associated with prosperity and protection in the garden.

Europe from the Neolithic to the present day.

This insect is a Horned Treehopper (Centrotus cornutus), a species of treehopper belonging to the family Membracidae.It is known for its unique, camouflage-like grainy texture and grainy texture, often described as having an "alien" look.These treehoppers are roughly 7–10 mm in length and can be found on a variety of plants, particularly in woodland habitats.

Phoenix as an image of eternal rebirth.

Appearance: They are medium-sized carnivores with a coarse, grizzled brownish-grey coat that often has a distinctive reddish or "ruddy" tint. A notable identification feature is the black tip on their tail, which is clearly visible when they move. Habitat: These adaptable animals are found in a variety of environments, including forests, scrublands, and agricultural areas. They are quite common in Sri Lanka and can frequently be seen in gardens or near human settlements. Behavior: They are diurnal (active during the day) and are highly alert and agile. They are mostly solitary hunters but are sometimes seen in pairs. Diet: They are opportunistic omnivores. Their diet includes small mammals, birds, eggs, reptiles (including snakes), insects, and occasionally fruits or roots. Adaptability: They are known for being bold and resourceful, often venturing into human-inhabited areas in search of food.

Óleo sobre madeira processada. Vergônteas é a mediação da ideia do urbano no seu dia dia e o ideal de polis. A máscara coletiva do cidadão como na construção de babados para alcançar seus objetivos ilusórios na sua condição natural e sintética.

Endemic to Sri Lanka: This species of monkey is found only in Sri Lanka, making it an endemic primate. Distinctive Features: They are named for the distinctive "toque" or cap-like hair pattern on the top of their heads. Social Behavior: They are highly social animals that live in complex troops or groups with established hierarchies. Habitat: Toque macaques are very adaptable and can be found in a variety of environments, ranging from dry zones and rainforests to historical sites and human-populated areas. Diet: They are omnivorous, feeding on a diverse diet that includes fruits, seeds, leaves, flowers, and occasionally insects or small vertebrates.

Nombre: El jefe final Técnica: susrealismo fantasioso Material: esferos y plumones

Europe from the Neolithic to the present day.

Master Architects: Baya Weavers are famous for their incredibly intricate, retort-shaped nests, which they weave from long strips of grass, palm leaves, or paddy leaves. Breeding Behavior: The male Baya Weaver is the primary architect; he begins building the nest and displays it to attract a female. If the female approves of the nest, she will join him to complete it. Appearance: During the breeding season, the male undergoes a dramatic transformation, developing a vibrant, bright yellow crown and breast to stand out against his otherwise brown and streaked plumage. Habitat: They are typically found in grasslands, cultivated areas like rice fields, and scrub forests across South and Southeast Asia, including Sri Lanka. Social Nature: They are highly social birds and often nest in colonies, with multiple intricately woven nests hanging from a single tree or palm.

1,80X0,40CM.Cada face. Na tom pastel. Datado de 1998

A peaceful sunset melting across calm waters, where light and shadow meet in perfect balance. This painting captures the quiet beauty of nature just before nightfall — a moment of stillness, warmth, and reflection.

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Civil rights leader

Lucifer gives the light of knowledge of good and evil.

Calabaza

Plain prinia #plainprinia #birds #birdphotography #birdwatching #birdlovers #birding #wildlifephotography #wildlifephotographer #birding #sonyalphashooters #sonya7iiiphotography Clicked by- Sony A7iii with sigma 150-600 DG DN sports My photos are protected by copyright law. Please do not download, edit, or share without credit or permission. Thank you for respecting my work.

Acrilico

Love , that has no boundaries , no conditions, no end.. 💝🌿

Too much work i have to build my Nest Splendid fairywren #photography #nature lovers #niku tyagi Nikul Tyagi Photography

NO FOGO DO DRAGÃO. Máscara confeccionada com linha vermelha e missangas. Datada de 2008. Foi inspirada no detalhe da obra "o fim do mundo": Como a face moldada com as mãos do tempo, conforme imagem e semelhança.

大清瓷器

155×85 Canvas /oil / acrilic This piece is based on an old oil painting (a landscape with the port of Sihanoukville, Cambodia). We found the old painting and applied our on top. The result is - mix of eras.

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A PONTE QUE CAIU E NINGÉM VIU. Óleo sobre tela. Datado de 1981. No parnasianismo da obra catastrófica ao executar a obra no Município de Barra Mansa-RJ no Brasil: no terceiro dia de pintura a ponte caiu!

Distinctive Appearance: They are easily identified by the characteristic "toque" or cap-like hair pattern on the top of their heads, which gives them a unique look. Habitat: These monkeys are highly adaptable and are found in various environments across Sri Lanka, ranging from dry zones and rainforests to highland areas and even near human settlements and temples. Behavior: Toque macaques are social animals that live in organized troops. They are known for being very active, intelligent, and occasionally mischievous, especially when interacting with humans in popular tourist areas. Diet: They are omnivorous, feeding on a wide variety of foods including fruits, seeds, leaves, flowers, and occasionally insects or small invertebrates. Conservation Status: As an endemic species to Sri Lanka, they are a vital part of the island's biodiversity.

A monochrome pencil artwork featuring two birds resting on a tree branch above a calm lake. The glowing moon and its reflection on the water create a peaceful atmosphere, symbolizing love, companionship, and serenity in nature. Hand-drawn with graphite pencils and detailed shading techniques.

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Trabajo A4

Your heart

Vacation

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A creepy and somewhat realistic piece of art for my little sister and her birthday

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The animal in the image is a leopard (Panthera pardus), a large cat species found across a wide range in Africa and Asia. The image appears to be of an Indian leopard or Sri Lankan leopard subspecies, both found on the Indian subcontinent. .. Leopards are known for their distinctive spotted coats arranged in rosettes. They are highly adaptive predators, capable of living in both protected areas and human-dominated landscapes. The species is currently listed as "Vulnerable" on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, primarily due to habitat loss, poaching, and human conflict. This specific photo was likely taken in a national park such as Yala National Park in Sri Lanka or Rajaji National Park in India, known habitats for these subspecies. #shootbynikul #10kfollowers #insect #wildlife #keepsupport #wildlove #photography #photoshoot #FBPage #macro Nikul Tyagi Photography Nikul Tyagi G Bsf

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Title: Queen of Swords, Artist: Justin Aversano, Medium: Darkroom Print, Original Dimensions: 16" x 20", Edition: 1/1, Talent: Astrologer, Crystal: Green Tourmaline

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A unique work hand-painted on a terracotta vase. With expressive features and striking texture, this piece explores the beauty of individuality and the connection between art and nature. No detail can be reproduced in exactly the same way, making this creation truly unrepeatable.

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This painting radiates a powerful sense of introspection and renewal. The composition merges Cubist geometry with fluid organic motion, portraying a man washing his face under a stream of water — a symbolic act of purification and awakening.

Nature

This is an Asian elephant subspecies native to the island of Sri Lanka. They are recognized as the largest subspecies of the Asian elephant. In the wild, they are keystone species that play a vital role in maintaining the health of their ecosystems. Sigiriya Rock Fortress: The prominent rock formation in the background is Sigiriya, a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is an ancient rock fortress and palace ruin, historically significant for its frescoes, graffiti, and complex water gardens. It is one of the most visited historical landmarks in Sri Lanka.

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Calabaza

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I’ve been very fortunate to have many serval cat sightings over the years, but nothing will ever compare to the summer of 2021. This mom and kitten were the first of 5 different families we saw over a few weeks. We got to see them play, groom each other and even successfully hunt. Later on we got to see other servals, and even one mama with 3 kittens. Can’t wait to go back there in 2 months and hopefully have more sightings of this beautiful cat! Taken in Masai Mara, Kenya, 9/2021 (Nikon Z9, f 5.6, 1/3200, ISO 1400, 560mm) If you'd like to join us on an African safari or inquire regarding our 2026 calendars or fine art prints, please message/email us or click on the link in my profile. #nikultyagi #shootbynikul #photography #wildlife

30"×34"Acrilyc on canvas

Peinture pigments original sur papier Technique mixte le titre : univers de paix

Nombre: El trío más punk de todos Técnica: realismos Material: bolígrafos y plumones

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Óleo sobre tela. Datado de 1971.

the zodiac sign Leo

This piece portrays an intimate Cubist fusion, where overlapping faces and warm geometric shapes create a sense of unity, tenderness, and emotional closeness. The fragmented forms and bold colors turn a simple embrace into an abstract expression of connection.

Beutiful Bug 🪲

Collezione

O fim do mudo por Nicolau Francis:Pintado em 1975 a 1977, nesse período. Vindo do inconsciente como uma agulha, que mede um terremoto. O eu lírico mostra o Fim do Mundo numa ilustração ilusória. 1977 Uma catástrofe, um cataclismo, muda a cabeça, da consciência moldada pelas mãos do tempo. Carrega o líquido retido, a transparência é protegida por uma garrafa em uma de suas mãos e na outra a flor síbolo da reprodutividade. Natureza do velho mundo, que deixa para trás. Ereto na mediação da travessia para o Novo mundo. Revela uma fuga impossível, pois tem seus pés estão atolado no abismo do tempo. Num movimento, numa fuga, num momento para um fim. No fim do mundo a casa, que simboliza a família, brota da metade de um monitor de TV, e da uma escada na outra metade da casa. Assim com Talles de Mileto considera a água o princípio de tudo, o movimento pensa assim também e fala que tudo, vê-se melhor: passado pelo prisma d'água, como num colchão d'água. "Um cristal líquido". A mudança de consciência separa o velho mundo do novo, que se acaba a todo instante, e surge no novo mundo. As pessoas que experimentam, desse líquido da garrafa, das mãos da mediaçao em fuga: passa a pensar com as mãos, pois seu retentor é uma mulher que tem e leva a cabeça nas mão. A consciência antiga deixa de habitar na cabeça para acomodar nas mãos. Deixou a velha carcaça natural do raciocínio na cabeça para raciocinar com as mãos, transportando-os para um mundo virtual, enquanto que o velho mundo o homem era maior que a flor, a nova os transformaram em pessoas menores que a flor diante a natureza, das grandezas transformadora com as mãos, é o cubo elevado ao cubo. Cubo do cubismo. Brincam por meio a uma natureza virtual, ilusória. Preconiza uma mudança na contemporaneidade das coisas, procurando registro dos momentos. Catastrófico na quebra de estrutura de um arranjo. Divino no surgimento de novo momento seguinte, numa outra estrutura, num outro arranjo. Num tempo único se transformador de velho mundo a novo mundo. No Elo eterno do Homem vs Natureza e Natureza vs Homem, a arte catastrófica de Nicolau Francis coloca o homem de uma posição maior diante da flor, para uma menor diante da flor. Para o artista o homem tem que ser maior, não menor diante sua própria criação!

Ancestral Profile Hand-painted artisanal vase with a rounded form, featuring a female profile in portrait. Expressive lines and marked texture reveal serenity and strength. The handcrafted work highlights the depth of the figure and the striking presence of the circular adornment.

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Reposting this portrait of Marco the leopard, captured back in 2024 🐆 #leopard #srilanka #wildlife #photography #wildlifephotography National Geographic National Geographic Animals Discovery Nikon BBC Earth Animal Planet

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Trees

Acrylic

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大清瓷器

fear of judgment

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Appearance: They are sexually dimorphic, meaning the males and females look quite different. The male (shown in the foreground) is highly colorful, with bright orange/golden hackles, a vibrant red comb with a yellow center, and a dark, glossy tail. The female (seen in the background) is much smaller and has dull, mottled brown plumage to help her camouflage while nesting. Endemic Status: They are endemic to Sri Lanka, meaning they are found nowhere else in the world in the wild. Habitat: They inhabit a variety of environments across the island, ranging from dense forests and scrublands to home gardens and tea plantations. Behavior: They are primarily ground-dwelling birds that forage for food, such as seeds, fruits, berries, and insects. They are known for being quite bold and can often be seen in protected areas and parks. Cultural Significance: As the national bird of Sri Lanka, the Junglefowl holds a special place in the country's natural heritage.

Appearance: These birds are characterized by their deeply forked tails, long pointed wings, and distinct metallic blue upperparts that contrast with a reddish-brown throat and chest. Aerial Hunters: Barn Swallows are master fliers that spend much of their time on the wing, expertly catching insects in mid-air. Migration: They are famous for their long-distance migrations, often traveling thousands of miles between their breeding grounds in the Northern Hemisphere and their wintering grounds in the Southern Hemisphere, including parts of Sri Lanka. Habitat: You can often spot them in open areas such as agricultural fields, grasslands, and near wetlands, where insect populations are abundant. Nesting: They are well-known for building cup-shaped nests out of mud and grass, often attached to man-made structures like buildings, bridges, or barns.

Distinctive Beak: Its most notable feature is the gap in its bill, which develops as the bird matures. This specialized beak is an adaptation that helps them grip and extract snails—their primary food source—from their shells with precision.