Showing posts with label Flickr. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flickr. Show all posts
Saturday, November 21, 2015
Mob Street - New Flickr Group!
Introducing a new Flickr Group! It's called Mob Street and it's for Mobile Photography Street Shots. I look forward to seeing what you add and also will be having a bi-monthly showcase here at Art of Mob. (I created the photo below with the online app called Recite)
There has also been a name change of the Painterly Mobile Art Group in order to keep the cohesiveness of all groups related to Art of Mob - the new name is now Mob Paint.
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Wednesday, November 18, 2015
Painterly Mobile Art Monday No. 11
All of the styles are so different and all so wonderful! Here are more featured images from the Painterly Mobile Art Flickr Group. Thanks to all the artists who participate each week.
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To view more works by the artist, click on the image to visit their Flickr page.
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| Red Fishing House by Wayne Greer |
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| Peaceful Morning by Roland Boesiger |
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| Be still, my soul by Clint Cline |
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| Fairy Meadows by Rob Pearson-Wright |
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| Ere II by Federica Corbelli |
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| The Task of a Lifetime by Anne Highfield |
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| Evening on the Dordogne, Sainte-Foy-la-Grande by Joseph Cyr |
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| Over and Under by Brett Chenoweth |
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| First Day by Jeri Hurd |
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| God and the artist by ergraphic 2011 |
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| Nocturnal by Kristin |
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| Skin Deep by Brent Mosley |
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| Waiting for a better day by Aldo Pacheco |
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| Us by Geri Centonze |
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| The Reticent by Pu the Owl |
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| Notre Dame by Mike Bowers |
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| The Dog Walker by Christianna Pierce |
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| Touches me by Yannick Brice |
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| "Time to leave," said the son. "Are you prepared for the cold?" said I...Then, the memory of my father laughed at us both - by Alain Vincent |
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| The way we were by just dragonfly |
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| gimme' some funky blues by frptlady...the next chapter |
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| "Live in the sunshine, swim the sea, drink the wild air." Ralph Waldo Emerson by Cindy Patrick |
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