(Image property of Francisco Bravo Cabrera/All Rights Reserved)
The above is the acrylic print, but there are many other styles to choose from, including metal, wood, framed, canvas, fine art print and even a poster. And I have several other images in my gallery at Fine Art America. I have selected this company to exclusively create from my select images fine art prints. Fine Art America handles the entire transaction and ships to you quickly. Check out my gallery here and check it often because I change images randomly and at any time, so if you like something, go for it when you see it…
(Miami Beach desde mi punto de vista/Derechos Reservados – Miami Beach from where I looked/All Rights Reserved)
De veras, os confieso, los cielos de Miami Beach son los más dramáticos que he visto.
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In truth, I must confess that the skies of Miami Beach are the most dramatic I have ever witnessed.
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El primero es una puesta de sol espectacular tomada desde mi balcón (2018) y, naturalmente, mirando hacia el este. Se ve la luz del sol, el azul del cielo, luego pasa al cielo oscuro mas arriba y después las estrellas. Hasta los cielos llega la fuerza de la cámara. El segundo es la playa y la fuerza y belleza del Océano Atlántico. El tercero es otra puesta de sol vista hacia el occidente por supuesto. La cuarta la tomé mirando al mar y se ven las increíbles nubes de los cielos Miamenses…
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The first one is a spectacular sunset taken from my balcony (2018) looking, naturally, to the west. You can see the fading light of the sunset, the blue skies above, then the transition to the darker skies above, a rainbow and then the stars of the heaven. My word! The power of the camera. The second one is the beach and the power and beauty of the Atlantic Ocean. The third one is another sunset, seemingly «fire in the sky» and the fourth I took looking towards the sea to show the incredible clouds over the skies of Miami…
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The above is an image taken from one of my paintings. It has been converted to a Fine Art Print in the form of an «art print» on fine art paper. It is now available in this format or in others through my gallery at Fine Art America. The only company that I use to create prints and other things from my select images. The company handles the sale and the delivery, which they ship, quick to you. This is an affordable way to have original art in your home or office. Check out my Fine Art America gallery here, and check it often as I change the contents periodically. So if you see anything you like take it as it may not be there next time you look.
(Image property of Francisco Bravo Cabrera/All Rights Reserved)
The above is the framed print, but there are more styles to choose from at Fine Art America. I have selected this company to represent my images and convert them into fine art prints and other things. I have a gallery at Fine Art America with images that I continually change, so if you see something you like, go for it when you see it, it may not be there next time you check… Fine Art America handles the entire transaction and ships to you quickly. This is a very inexpensive way to have original art at home or in your office…
(Image property of Francisco Bravo Cabrera/All Rights Reserved)
The above is the canvas print, but there are several other styles to choose from and many other images available in my gallery at Fine Art America. I have selected this company to exclusively create, from my original images, fine art prints to make my paintings and images available at very low prices to art lovers. Fine Art America handles the entire transaction and ships quickly.
(Restaurant cubano en València/Derechos Reservados/Cuban restaurant in València/All Rights Reserved)(Obras originales de FBC/Derechos Reservados-Original works by FBC/All Rights Reserved)
Give yourself a chance, while running through the rat race we call life, don’t let it pass you by. Try! Try! Try! I thought I saw two roosters fighting, feathers flying, sharp spurs cutting flesh, one rooster dying,
The mystery that nobody can explain is that the love that hurts is love that’s gained…
lead rips a hole… and a bullet becomes a modern crucifixion, a nail through the heart…
Love is a hurting thing, so we better love apart and love to win…
I thought I saw her claws Ripping my flesh, stretching her fingers through The mirror…
Give yourself a chance, after all, what can we do but dance? Dancing on the gravestones of those lost so long ago…
Now, if it would only Rain…
Think we’ll start a revolution? Think anyone cares?
A sunflower looks at the Moon, And summer cannot come too soon and ease the fears…
Trying is not hard enough, Love has hidden beneath the rough deep, deep waters of the lake that you can’t see Because it belongs to me… Selfish cries, I, me, mine, repetitious, sarcastic, realistic and so boring.
What is happening to people like me? People like me are getting harder to see. We’re surfing the mountaintops, and climbing high summits under ocean waves, while ecstasy’s the rave and brain cells are dying…
Without a thought in mind, they’re lying in their dreams and dream of finding something, undefined, never written, unknown to everyone and too ridiculous…
The darkness of the room collides with good intentions, with inventions, and abstentions, and finds a hole in your head through which it can find a neuron, dead and looking like a dragon’s head but wiithout fire…
Ire! Yes! Desire has taken a holiday, your caresses have found a lonely cloud nine million miles from where my skin should be, There’s no more hugs from me. Is that what’s happening to people like me?
C.2020, Francisco Bravo Cabrera, Valencia, España
(I wrote this poem on the 20th of March, 2020, six days after the confinement in Spain due to the declared pandemic. I guess we’ll all forever remember COVID-19…)
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