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A stormy January morning looking out over the North Sea from Blyth beach in Northumberland. The offshore wind was whipping up the waves and the spray, together with light drizzle made for a miserable experience which seemed to suit itself to a black and white conversion.

Strong winds and rough seas at the beginning of February produced some spectacular sights as the waves crashed against the lighthouse on the end of the pier protecting the mouth of the River Blyth and the entrance to the Port of Blyth harbour in Northumberland. The image is also available in colour.

This image was taken on a very blustery day in November with the North Sea crashing into Tynemouth Pier and the early morning sunshine lighting up the sea outside the shadow of the pier itself . Work on the pier was started in 1854 and it was originally curved, but storm damage to the central part of the pier led to it being re-built in a straight line. The image has been given a digital filter but is also available without this.

The sea turtle swims through the galaxy of the deep blue sea. All my designs are taken from aerosol stencils I create in Melbourne, Australia.

Take a look at this unique masterpiece! The famous sea witch in a black baroque frame that screams style and class. But now, add a modern and rebellious touch: splashes of colorful spray paint, as if an urban artist had left their mark. This artwork, born from the intersection of baroque charm and street art energy, is now available as a print on demand. Imagine having this blend of elegance and rebellion as the centerpiece of your space! The detailed black frame and vibrant colors of the spray paint will add a unique touch to your environment. Make your home or office a place where magic meets the street with this bold reinterpretation of Ursula. Bring home art that merges the old and the new, wickedness and style, with print on...

Image taken at sunrise over the North Sea from the beach at Blyth in Northumberland with the first rays of sunlight lighting the waves as they crash onto the beach from a seemingly calm sea. St Mary's Island and lighthouse can be seen silhouetted on the horizon.

This image was taken on a very blustery day in November with the North Sea crashing into Tynemouth Pier and the early morning sunshine lighting up the sea outside the shadow of the pier itself . Work on the pier was started in 1854 and it was originally curved, but storm damage to the central part of the pier led to it being re-built in a straight line.

This series of images captures the power of the raging surf pounding against the rocky coast as the sun slips off the horizon. Its just too bad there isn't an audio track to accompany the images. The acoustic energy of the air trapped between the wave face and the rock as it strikes makes its all very palpable and makes the whole experience very visceral.

In Tenerife Candelaria loved the way the sea was splashing on the rocks and the sun shining on the rocks to give them a silky glow. Can you see the face in the rock.

Pohutukawa trunks with the misty spray of the sea beyond from the base walking track of the Mount, Mount Maunganui, Tauranga, New Zealand.

This series of images captures the power of the raging surf pounding against the rocky coast as the sun slips off the horizon. Its just too bad there isn't an audio track to accompany the images. The acoustic energy of the air trapped between the wave face and the rock as it strikes makes its all very palpable and makes the whole experience very visceral.

Strong winds and rough seas at the beginning of February produced some spectacular sights as the waves crashed against the lighthouse on the end of the pier protecting the mouth of the River Blyth and the entrance to the Port of Blyth harbour in Northumberland. This is a re-work of an existing image providing a larger file size and it is also available in monochrome.

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This image was taken on a very blustery day in November with the North Sea crashing into Tynemouth Pier and the early morning sunshine lighting up the sea outside the shadow of the pier itself . Work on the pier was started in 1854 and it was originally curved, but storm damage to the central part of the pier led to it being re-built in a straight line.

Create a relaxing atmosphere with this soothing abstract piece

This image was taken on a very blustery day in January with the North Sea crashing into Tynemouth Pier, with the sun rising in the distance over the more southerly pier at South Shields. Work on the pier was started in 1854 and it was originally curved, but storm damage to the central part of the pier led to it being re-built in a straight line. There is a similar image without the artistic filter also available.

Artistically drawn, glowing jellyfish with long blue tentacles on black background. large jellyfish.

Graffiti in space with a manatee

The waves crashing against the promenade at high tide, as the day is breaking with the beautiful glow from the sun shining on the promenade. This is a stylized image of a high tide at Seaburn, Sunderland, Uk.

Enjoy a day out on the ocean sea sailing the day away.

Enjoy a stunning day at Fitzroy Island surrounded by the deep blue ocean.

Drippy Octopus

Get lost under the sea

Enjoy a stunning day on this picturesque Island surrounded by the deep blue ocean.

Enjoy a helicopter ride over the great barrier reef taking in the vast ocean and great barrier reef.

Black and white of waves, close up, rolling in on the main beach, Mount Maunganui, Tauranga, New Zealand.

"Cresting Elegance: The Majestic Ocean Wave" is an art piece that captures the powerful yet graceful movement of an ocean wave as it reaches its climactic crest. The illustration's fluid lines and varying shades of blue convey the wave's rhythmic beauty and the mesmerizing energy of the sea. The foam's intricate patterns and the wave's sculptural form suggest the raw power and tranquility of the ocean. This artwork is a tribute to the majestic and dynamic spirit of the sea, perfect for any space that seeks to evoke the awe-inspiring essence of the marine world and the thrill of the surf. It’s a celebration of the ocean's eternal dance between movement and stillness, energy and peace.

Black and white of waves, close up, rolling in on the main beach, Mount Maunganui, Tauranga, New Zealand.

I only have to swim faster than you

This shot took a bit of patience - I had to wait for the right wave to come along! Taken from the boardwalk at The Nobbies, Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia.

Crashing Waves

Ocean, beach, snow, ice and rocks all had glassy looking surfaces in the soft light as breakers crash into the snow covered volcanic rocks which line the shores of Hudson Bay at Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. Broken ice pieces line the shore having been tumbled onto the beach by the waves. Three weeks prior to this the Bay had frozen over and the polar bears headed for the ice to hunt seals. But 10 days before this image the cold snap ceased and the ice broke up forcing the polar bears to retrun to shore where they had to wait for a further 6 weeks for a freeze suitable for hunting on the ice.

The breakers crash into the snow covered volcanic rocks which line the shores of Hudson Bay at Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. Broken ice pieces line the shore having been tumbled onto the beach by the waves. Three weeks prior to this the Bay had frozen over and the polar bears headed for the ice to hunt seals. But 10 days before this image the cold snap ceased and the ice broke up forcing the polar bears to retrun to shore where they had to wait for a further 6 weeks for a freeze suitable for hunting on the ice. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in The World as we See it, or as we Missed it, & Other Groups.)

Wave splashing

Ocean, beach, snow, ice and rocks all had glassy looking surfaces in the soft light as breakers crash into the snow covered volcanic rocks which line the shores of Hudson Bay at Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. Broken ice pieces line the shore having been tumbled onto the beach by the waves. Three weeks prior to this the Bay had frozen over and the polar bears headed for the ice to hunt seals. But 10 days before this image the cold snap ceased and the ice broke up forcing the polar bears to retrun to shore where they had to wait for a further 6 weeks for a freeze suitable for hunting on the ice. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in The World as we See it, or as we Missed it, and Other Groups)