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Submitted: May 21, 2008
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Art is Everywhereby `scottjamesprebble

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Art is Everywhere By Scott James Prebble

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You just need to look.

This is some awesome old wrought iron on a building in Melbourne, it caught my eye with the amount of work and love that must have gone into it's creation.

The new book ’60 Second Gratification’ is available now [link]

_{© 2008 Scott James Prebble. Unauthorized use prohibited.
No permission to manipulate/reference this image will be given.
Any money made from print sales goes straight back into the art.
All models are 18+ disrespect one and you WILL be banned}

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~lustforleica Jun 22, 2008

You. Got. Featured!

...in my latest journal: [link]

~thatIam Jun 19, 2008

oh, yes, yes, yes ... that is magnificent work ... awesome angle here too!

*Muskeg Jun 10, 2008 Photographer

From the smaller view, I thought it was part of a musical instrument... Beautiful image, Scott.

`scottjamesprebble Jul 19, 2008

Well, there you go, it is an interesting piece.

~crazy-eyes Jun 8, 2008

It's a great shot - everything about it is great. What's kind of sad is that the art of so many eras was echoed in the architecture of the day - art deco, gothic... and that, in those instances in particular, they also evoked something of the mood of the times. So, in fifty years from now, what are they going to say about our glass and concrete monoliths thrown together by the lowest bidder? Then again, I guess that is a pretty accurate representation of the mood of our current society.

~Martini88 Jun 3, 2008 Professional Photographer

I love this!

~reevadeeva May 24, 2008

I agree!

*megsmad May 22, 2008 Hobbyist General Artist

i love your perspective on this... the shadows, the intense light on the curves... wonderful

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i love buildings... at one stage i wanted to be an architect

`scottjamesprebble May 22, 2008

Me too, but I decided that it isn't all it's cracked up to be and you always have to compromise, so I decided to be an artist instead (and remain poor.....

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*megsmad May 22, 2008 Hobbyist General Artist

yeah, the fact that you had to go to Uni for about 7 years and then it's not guaranteed that you'll get anything of yours built turned me off the idea

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