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Water channel painting

Water channel painting

It is a member of the catfish family and are native to lower Canada and the eastern and northern United States, as well as parts of northern Mexico.

Fog Bank Hinchinbrook Channel - Cardwell Queensland Australia #1 was taken on Sunday, ‎26 ‎July ‎2020 at ‏‎8:37AM. Camera - Fujifilm X-T10 F/16 1/350 sec ISO 200 35mm focal length 28mm

Super Hans' Water Lego Plumbing #2

Closely followed by his Wingman a Spitfire Pilot shot up over the English Channel prepares to ditch in the water. Luckily a nearby Yacht spots the impending water landing and moves to aid in the rescue.

Super Hans' Water Lego Plumbing

The harbour of Sark, in the Channel Islands

On a boat trip on the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia, Argentina we met this Weddell Seal on a small island. Canon EOS 60D, 1/320 s, f5.6, 200 mm, ISO 320.

A landscape illustration of Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse. This famous lighthouse in the Beagle Channel, Southern Argentina . This is part of my new collection of light houses of the world.

Beautiful Neumayer Channel, Antarctica. Snowcapped mountains, icebergs, tranquil seas and blue skies. a calm, peaceful scene

The rocky coastline of Alderney in the Channel Islands

A beautiful old junk with bright red sails contrasted against the modern light show blazing across the skyscrapers on Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong

The coast of Herm, an island of the Channel Islands

A couple float down the Penticton River Channel on their inner tube, surrounded by trees and blooming flowers on a beautiful summer afternoon in the Okanagan Valley, BC, Canada.

Mississippi Delta. True colour Landsat satellite image of the Mississippi River Delta, Louisiana, USA. North is at top. The Mississippi River is seen running from top left into the Gulf of Mexico at bottom left. A delta is an area of sedimentation (deposition) at the mouth of a river. It is transitory and new channels are constantly forming while others become blocked. Image taken on 9th April 1976.

Created in digital mixed media, (Red Drum Painting), illustrated by artist Michael F. Higgins an avid fisherman who enjoys casting an line in either mountain streams, bays or surf when he's not making art.

Created in digital mixed media, illustrated by artist Michael F. Higgins an avid fisherman who enjoys casting an line in either mountain streams, bays or surf when he's not making art.

South Isle of Wight sunset - Compton Bay to be more precise!

A rocky promontory of Little Sark, part of the Isle of Sark, Channel Islands

Cape Knox RoRo Ship on the Mississippi River by Debra Martz Both Cape Knox and Cape Kennedy are docked at this location side by side with Cape Knox on the outer side. They are RoRo ships which stands for roll-on / roll-off meaning it’s a vessel that has been designed to carry wheeled cargo: Anything that can be ‘rolled on' and then 'rolled off’ the ship. These ships do not rely on cranes for loading or unloading. This was explained to us by the narrator on the Creole Queen historical cruise we took out of New Orleans. Painterly finish created in Topaz Impressions. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

A digital painting in the impressionist style developed from my original photograph of sunset at Porthcawl on a late December afternoon just after Christmas - and there are still figures to be seen playing on the beach. Porthcawl is situated on the south coast of Wales about half way between Cardiff and Swansea. It started life as a port for shipping coal but is now known as a fine seaside resort.

Fog Bank Hinchinbrook Channel - Cardwell Queensland Australia #2 Sunday, ‎26 ‎July ‎2020, ‏‎8:37:10 AM Fujifilm X-T10 F/16 1/350 sec ISO 200 35mm focal length 28mm

photograph of Seven Sisters cliffs in the Seven Sisters National Park, England, UK by Ludwig Wagner Olympus E600

photograph of the lighthouse at Beachy Head by ludwig wagner. South Downs National Park, East Sussex, England Olympus E600

A red and white lifebelt station on Bexlhill Beach, Bexhill on Sea, Sussex, England. Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II !http://ih1.redbubble.net/image.93357645.8171/fp,550x550,black,off_white,box20,l,ffffff.jpg!

Black and white photograph of Thurne Mill on the waterside of Thurne River mouth in the Norfolk Broads National park on a cloudy summers evening

Black and white photograph of a public boat moorings on Thurne Dyke off the River Thurne in the Norfolk Broads National Park on a summers evening

Black and white photography of the White Cliffs of Dover in southern England, overlooking the English Channel. Photo taken on location by Cristian S. Aluas.

A sailing barge heading into Portsmouth Harbour. The image was captured from the Southsea end of Portsmouth, looking out on to Spithead. In the background are the hills of the Isle of Wight with yachts and a car ferry. These barges are more commonly seen in the Thames estuary and East Anglia area where they were once the local freight carriers.

Corpus Christi Harbor Bridge Using leading lines from the white art structure (which is located at the Corpus Christi aquarium) guides the eye to the Corpus Christi Harbor Bridge which spans the ship channel that connects to the Gulf of Mexico. The harbor bridge over the ship channel is often described as having a distinctive Napoléon hat-style look; the metal bowstring bridge was built in the 1950s. Work is underway to replace it with a taller, wider and modern cable-stayed bridge. Flatiron/Dragados has been involved in 31 cable-stayed bridge projects worldwide, including nine in the United States. When the new Corpus Christi Harbor Bridge is complete it will be the longest of its kind in the nation, measuring 1,655 feet at its main ...

A sunny view across the boats moored in the harbour of the Devonshire seaside town of Torquay.

A sunny view across the sailing yachts moored in the harbour of the Devonshire seaside town of Torquay

Black and white photograph of a small wooden pleasure boat moored in Thurne Dyke off the River Thurne in the Norfolk Broads National Park as the sun sets on a summer evening

A sunny view across the boats moored in the harbour of the Devonshire seaside town of Torquay.

The boats, ships, yachts & 'gin palaces' moored at the marina of the Devon seaside town of Torquay