Overcast Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: A shot of Big Boy 4014 going threw Black Wolf Kansas USA with steam,smoke,tree's, Prairie grass, and the railroad track's. That was on a Historical Day in History in Kansas USA.
Big Boy 4014 smoke and steam in Black Wolf Kansas Phone Case
by Robert D Brozek Country Store
$17 $23
Description: Atmospheric, moody minimalist depiction of a powerful cold-water wave breaking beneath misty coastal skies. A sophisticated aesthetic for cold-water surfers, Nordic travelers, and ocean minimalists.
Cold Water Nordic Surf Minimalist Ocean Wave Mist Phone Case
by fahsaflowatik
$17 $23
Description: A striking visual composition featuring a smooth, vibrant orange spherical object resting on a dark, wet sand beach. White foamy waves lap around the orb, reflecting its color onto the sand. The background depicts a dark, moody ocean under a heavily clouded, overcast sky with subtle cloud striations.
Orange Orb on Black Sand Beach With Waves Under Overcast Sky Phone Case
by EONGJE STUDIO
$17 $23
Description: A classic Paris intersection under a light rain, painted in watercolor. Cool blue and gray tones are punctuated by warm reflections on the wet pavement. Emphasis is on Haussmann architecture and a moody yet luminous atmosphere. Why Youll Love It: Brings the elegance and romance of Paris directly into your space. Great gift for: Francophiles, couples, and lovers of rainy atmospheres.
B-17 Bomber Airplane Aluminum Overcast Phone Case
by Amy McDaniel Photography
$17 $23
Description: This shot of Morro Bay was taken from the hills above Montana De Oro State Park, south of the bay, as the overcast sky was breaking up. The three smoke stacks to the right of Morro Rock are part of the power plant, which was closed in February, 2014. Photographed in May, 2015, with a Pentax 645Z.
Description: Lorain Lighthouse is at the north end of the West Harbor Breakwater in Lorain Harbor. With its light in tact, remains a silent reminder of the Lorain historic relationship with Lake Erie shipping. The date of 1917 is the most accurate available for the construction of the current Lorain Lighthouse structure.
