Wharf Tank Tops

Celebrate California with a smile.

White boat tethered to pier between two other boats at Ermioni, Peloponnese, Greece.

Vibrant image of the River Thames at Greenwich

This photo captures the picturesque Oceanside California Pier from the beach, showcasing its length and beauty against the backdrop of the sparkling ocean and blue sky.

The Harvest Moon Rising on Derby Light Salem MA

Beautiful sunset over Rockport Massachusetts. Original artwork by Wayne Enslow.

Tuggerah Lake,NSW

I like the sunrise cos it brings a new day I like the new day it brings new hope they say - Nina Simone Sunrise over the Quindalup jetty south of Busselton, West Australia

Sunrise between the old and the new on the shore of Lake Macquarie at Toronto Bay in NSW, Australia

A bait and fishing gear shed awaits the spring thaw. A painting inspired from memories of the east coast fishing villages of Canada.

ST JOHNS FROM SCANDRETT STREET, WAPPING, LONDON, MACKENZIE MOULTON, ARTIST, OIL PAINTING, TURKS HEAD PUB, OLIVERS WHARF, ARE ALL FEATURED IN THIS OIL PAINTING

under the pier

These pylons are the sole remains of the old 200 meter long jetty built in 1860 to replace one that had proved too short and too low and of which even less remains today. Port Willunga was then a thriving port as the nearby Willunga slate quarries were operating in the 1860’s and 1870’s and also for the export of wheat, but quickly became redundant when the demand for slate declined. In 1914 a storm ripped out the middle of this newer jetty and then a another storm in 1915 washed away most of what then remained (sources 1 and 2 ). South Australia, Australia 3H0911.2097 Nikon D300 | Nikon 18-200VR @ 18mm f/14 1/200s ISO250 Featured in Beach, River and Lake Treasures (19 November 2009) Featured in Nature And Man (26 May 2016) Featured ...

The red shed was originally built for the New Zealand Railways Department as a goods shed for freight carried on the steamers between Queenstown and Glenorchy. Now an iconic and highly visible destination for visitors, is in high contrast to the wild surrounds and majestic mountains.

The White Swan and Cuckoo Wapping London. Another local for me when I lived in Wapping, The White Swan and Cuckoo in Wapping Lane, painted in the 80's when I was known as The Wapping Artist, painting and Exhibiting in the communal Hall at St Peters. AC nice little bit of Wapping History for you to have on your wall in print or canvas. It's 2021 now and The swan & Cuckoo has changed hands and is now known as The Dockers Inn, a total refurbishment with accommodation

Pier 43 Ferry Arch  

© Richard Bean 2015 Classic Snowbound Possibly a 1957 Volvo P1200/P120 AMAZON Sedan Custom House Wharf Portland Maine February 17, 2015 3:58 PM Nikon D700 Aperture Priority ISO 200 f/16 1/80 sec Lens: Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 DG MACRO HSM-II Capture focal length: 92mm Final processing with Lightroom 5.7, Photoshop CS6, and various plug ins

This is a "DRAW WITH GRANDMA" picture. Can you find a lower case "q" in the picture? That is what Grandma drew to start the picture.

This is my watercolor of a pier along a beach with sand dunes and sea oats. I painted this as inspired by watching the surf along piers.

Walking along th towpath and approaching the bridge over the Kennet and Avon Canal at Pewsey in Wiltshire, England. On a hot summer afternoon vnarrowboats are moored along the bank and an artist is painting a watercolour of the bridge. The Kennet and Avon Canal was constructed between 1794 and 1810, this section dating from 1810. The coming of the railway resulted init falling into disuse until the mid 1900s when it was restored. It was fully opened again in 1990. Nikon D7100 Nikkor 18-200

A canal boat moored just below Aldermaston Lock on the Kennet and Avon Canal. This is known as a 'winding hole' where narrowboats as long as 72 feet can turn round. The building on the left was once Strange's Brewery - giving the lock its alternative name - Brewery Lock. The area here is called Aldermaston Wharf and was once a hive of industry with boats loading and unloading their cargoes. Now it's busy with leisure traffic!

The paddle steamer Oscar W near at Goolwa near Lake Alexandrina, South Australia.

The Bachelor

nets and buoys

Long Jetty,NSW

Sunrise at Catherine Hill Bay on the NSW Central Coast of Australia

An artist creating a watercolour of the scene through the canal bridge at Pewsey Wharf in Wiltshire. Here the Kennet and Avon Canal passes through on its journey between the Thames at Reading and the Bristol Channel. It incorporates parts of both the Rivers Kennet and Avon in parts known as 'navigations'. The canal was constructed between 1724 and 1810 and was a commercial waterway until the coming of the Great Western Railway. It was restored in the mid 1900s and was finally reopened in 1990. Nikon D7100 Nikkor 18-200

Catherine Hill Bay,NSW,Australia

A cafe on the front at Bristol Docks, Somerset. HDR created from one RAW file processed as three DNG files in Photomatix, adjustments in CS6 with some help from Topaz Filters. Nikon D7100 with Tamron 18-270 zoom.

Beautiful sunrise over the River Thames

Clear and beautiful reflections in the water of the Kennet and Avon Canal at Aldermaston Wharf in West Berkshire, about a mile from Aldermaston village. This is the scene just above the lock which in its heyday as an industrial waterway would have been a hive of activity with boats loading and unlosding their cargoes. Here also would have been forges and stables for the towing horses. The building in the background was once a brewery.

A digital art image from my original photograph of Boston Belle and other narrowboats moored on the banks of the Kennet and Avon Canal at Aldermaston Wharf in West Berkshire, about a mile from Aldermaston village. This is the scene just above the lock which in its heyday as an industrial waterway would have been a hive of activity with boats loading and unlosding their cargoes. Here also would have been forges and stables for the towing horses.

London's yearly Christmas lights

spectacular sunset at Long Jetty on the NSW Central Coast

Mesmerising view from Jetty oil painting was created from a reference photo I took from the Port Noarlunga Jetty, South Australia. I love meditating on the waters from a jetty and becoming mesmerised by the shapes and colours created in the water. I imagine what creatures are below the surface and if I would be catching fish if I had a line in. The day I took the photo was a bright sunny day and the water was an amazing emerald green.

See her dancing on the water Washing dreams upon the shore Heaven wanting you to call her Knocking at your door (Bettencourt and Cherone) Busselton jetty just before the dawn, WA.