Native American Totem
by DB Hayes
Title
Native American Totem
Artist
DB Hayes
Medium
Digital Art - Paintography, Photopainting, Photography
Description
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WE are proud to write the following highly respected art groups have feature our "Native American Totem" Photo-Painting;
1 - Digital Works: Featured on March 06, 2017
2 - We Paint Every Day: Featured on March 06, 2017
3 - HDR Photography: Featured on March 06, 2017
4 - Arts Fantastic World: Featured on March 07, 2017
5 - Pictures For Present: Featured on March 07, 2017
6 - Created by Southern Artists: Featured on March 08, 2017
7 - USA Photographers ONLY: Featured on March 08, 2017
8 - Imagination-Artistry-Creativity: Featured on March 08, 2017
9 - Artists Without Borders: Featured on March 09, 2017
10 - All Art Welcome: Featured o March 14, 2017
Deb and I traveled throughout much of the southwestern part of Georgia in late September 2015 on a Saturday to photograph anything of interest. One of the small towns we spent some time in was Colquitt, Georgia, which happens to be about 20 miles or so south of my home-town of birth, which is Blakely, Georgia. As we were approaching the downtown area we saw next to the Chamber of Commerce building, if I remember correctly, this unique Native American totem, which had been carved from a damaged oak tree years earlier. Following is a little information I was able to find.
Colquitt is the site of a 23-foot Red Oak tree that sculptor Peter Toth carved into the head of an Indian brave. Also in memory of Native American Indian culture is the Native American and Early Pioneer Museum that houses more than 100,000 artifacts.
Deb took this photograph and I completed the digital oil painting on it today, March 06, 2017. We hope you find it pleasing to your eyes.
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Bill and Deb Hayes
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March 6th, 2017
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Comments (9)
Kay Novy
Nicely done! I see one every so often here in Wisconsin, have a fair amount of native American culture here. L.F.
Yuri Lev
This is a stunning piece. Hear about totems but rarely get to see them. F/L
DB Hayes replied:
This one is very unique because of the story behind it. Thank you Yuri for your visit, compliment and the F/L. Thanks again. Bill and Deb
David Neace
Congratulations, your work is featured on the homepage of "Created by Southern Artists"
DB Hayes replied:
Thank you David. WE sincerely appreciate this honor and we are very grateful. Bill and Deb
Michael Mirijan
This wonderful picture is featured on the homepage of the "Pictures for Present" group.
Wes Iversen
An outstanding image, Bill and Deb! You achieved excellent clarity and definition on the features of the totem pole while attaining a swirling, painterly look on the greenery behind. Great processing, Bill! L/F
Iris Gelbart
Wow.....Fantastic.....
DB Hayes replied:
Thank YOU so much Iris. Not only for the feature but also for the gracious complimentary words. Bill and Deb Hayes
William Tasker
Fantastic and fabulous! Great image with cool processing! L/F
DB Hayes replied:
Thank YOU William for this visit, your awesome compliments and the L/F. WE are truly grateful. Bill and Deb
Michael Mirijan
Marvelous powerful scene, dear Deb and Bill.
DB Hayes replied:
Thank you Michael. WE very much appreciate your compliment and visit. Bill and Deb
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