Seascapes Posters and Art Prints

Weybourne landscape

Groynes at Sheringham North Norfolk

Sheringham Sunset

This oil pipeline is located in Piney Point Maryland.

Although one would have thought that the description would indicate the colour of the rock… once you get down there and into the archway… you will soon realise that it is far from black and more martian like red from the formation of precambrian rock strata comprising both igneous and metamorphic rock structures including quartzite, chlorite schist, and greywhacke with some feldspar and mica present… Depending on the light and the angle of incidence, looking into Bwa Du is like being a kid in a candy store… Its just a myriad of different colours and textures… Glistening greens on the upper reaches, from chlorite schist, greys from greywhacke and shiny rustic reds from iron oxide laden metamorphic quartzite. Feldspar adds a touch of b...

An acrylic painting of the Acavus II .A classic shell tanker pictured on the way out of the Mersey having discharged its crude oil.

Row of hire boats at twilight

Hawaiian seascape sunset t-shirt

Jeju Native Cactus

Beautiful day at Holden Beach, North Carolina, USA. Thank you for looking at my Photography!!! Cynthia Viewed 494 times as of 3/30/16 Viewed 555 times as of 4/24/16 Viewed 675 times as of 8/3/16

© Richard Bean 2010 Summer Fun - Maine Casco Bay Crossing Portland Harbor and Casco Bay Open Atlantic Ocean and Portland Head Light in distance Captured July 31, 2010 4:27 PM Single Exposure: Nikon D700 Lens: Sigma 150-500mm f/5-6.3 APO OS Exposures: ISO 320 Focal Length: 500mm Shutter Priority f/11 1/500 sec Hand Held Final processing with Lightroom 4.1, Photoshop CS5, and various plug ins

Original watercolor painting by Sandra Gale, featuring a humpback whale's tail splashing among ocean waves. This painting captures a little of the awesome feeling of seeing a humpback whale breach the surface and splash back down to the sea. A hazy distant shoreline, sparking sunlight and frothy water droplets all add to the realism of the moment captured in watercolor paints. Great way to wear art and bring awareness to the cause of conservation of our worlds declining whale populations. From the Artist's "Wearable Watercolors" line!

Artwork design by Newfoundland Artist Allison Prior, Acrylic Painting.