This vintage photograph was taken from a 5th floor apartment in Miami Beach, Florida, looking across Biscayne Bay at the Miami city skyline. Like it? If so, you can enjoy products featuring this image when you visit the following shops:
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You can find some cool products when visiting any of the following shops…
I hope you’ll find something you like to purchase – thanks for stopping by!
Song for the Day
Hot Fun in the Summertime, by Sly & The Family Stone (1969)
These photographs were taken in an alley located in the city of Knoxville, TN, featuring a tall fire escape ladder affixed to the side of a brick building. You can find a variety of prints available in my gallery at Pixels. Thanks for visiting!
Prints available. Located in downtown Knoxville, the Tennessee Amphitheater was constructed in 1982 for the World’s Fair, along with the Knoxville Sunsphere.
Tennessee Jed, by Grateful Dead (1972) – see lyrics here.
Designed using Bryce and Affinity Photo creative software, this surreal 3D fantasy landscape would look much better on a variety of different merchandise, than as a view encountered while landing with a parachute. So, drop by any of these shops to discover some really cool stuff…
This collection of photographs was taken recently while walking through downtown Knoxville, Tennessee. You can see more in my gallery.
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This textural digital painting reveals lost artifacts of large stones resting on the ocean floor, hidden beneath the waves and from the inhabited world.
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With pleasant weather this previous Sunday, I enjoyed a walk around downtown Knoxville, Tennessee, taking a variety of photographs – including shots of the Knoxville Sunsphere, as well as different theater scenes seen here.
Created using Bryce and Affinity Photo 2, this digital artwork features several metallic rings randomly situated in black space, reflecting various colors from different radial light sources. It also looks great on a variety of products, which you can discover when visiting these galleries…
Over the edge of technology is an abyss, which, once entered, has the computational power to dismantle human individualism. It is cloaked in convenience, novelty and simplicity, affording grandiose delusions to users not willing to look beyond a simple display screen. Don’t allow yourself to be misguided by illusions not grounded in reality.
This design, however, is real (made without using AI) and is available on a variety of cool products when you visit the following shops…
How much is too much? When you can hear your neighbors through the walls, floor and ceiling, or, miss the liberty of driving a car on an open road to escape the chaos of a congested urban environment, or, struggle to clearly recall what a forest trail looks like, or, often find yourself thinking about life in a quiet countryside setting…perhaps it’s time to move.
In the meantime, you might enjoy my digital artwork as a reminder. It’s available on a variety of products when you visit any of the following shops…
Thanks for stopping by! See you on the flip side.
Sound from a distant whistle pierces the silence of night, as a growing thunder of steel travels on tracks through time, slowing near town. People are asleep in bed, dreaming while the train rolls on rails, carrying the faint rhythm of a harmonica flowing free from an open boxcar. The song remains the same, as all sound slips slowly back into darkness, down the line.
© 2023 Phil Perkins
Who doesn’t like trains? You can find great prints available in my gallery. Thanks!
Folsom Prison Blues, by Johnny Cash (1955) – see lyrics here.
This graphic artwork features door archways rotating in a clockwise direction, using an optical illusion known as the Droste effect. If you happen to suffer from Vertigo or feel ill from dizziness, please rest before visiting these shops…
I recently had the opportunity to enjoy rock climbing. No, not using ropes and carabiners. Rather, this was more of an adventure climbing within an old quarry, located at the Ijams Nature Center in Knoxville, Tennessee. It was definitely a good workout, and I’ll provide more photographs in the days ahead.
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It’s a new year filled with great potential and promise. And, merchandise. You can discover a plethora of fine prints, gifts and apparel items to enjoy when you visit the following shops…
I hope to see you soon! And, remember to stop by before December 31st – after that, what’s the point?
Phil Perkins • Photography 