Canal Basin Tapestries

A digital art image of the canal basin at Brecon in Powys, South Wales. Here the Monmouth and Brecon Canal reaches its northernmost limit after winding through the Brecon Beacons. The canal was constructed to link Brecon with the docks at Newport, the narrow boats carrying coal, iron and limestone. A system of tramways linked the canal to the mines and quarries. It is currently navigable between Brecon and Pontymoile, with plans in place to extend this to Newport.

Regent's Canal towpath by Kingsland Basin, London, UK

Gas Street basin and canal in Birmingham UK. Black and white

Colour Sketch Kingsland Basin, Regent's Canal, Hackney, East London

Heybridge Basin, near Maldon, Essex. Taken on my iPhone 4S. used Snapseed app to add some contrast etc.

The canal basin in the town of Brecon in Powys, South Wales. Here the waterway reaches its northern limit after winding through the Brecon Beacons, The canal was constructed to link Brecon with the docks at Newport, the narrow boats carrying coal, iron and limestone. A system of tramways linked the canal to the mines and quarries. It is currently navigable between Brecon and Pontymoile, with plans in place to extend this to Newport.

Couple jet skiing in the Morris Canal Basin in Liberty State Park opposite the Jersey City skyline.

Exeter Canal The Exeter Ship Canal (Exeter, Devon, England), first completed in the 1560s, is one of the oldest man-made waterways in Britain. It was constructed to bypass weirs that had been built across the River Exe to prevent boats reaching the city, instead forcing them to unload at Topsham, from where the Earls of Devon would charge high tolls for transporting goods into the city. The canal was last used commercially in 1972, but it is still widely used for leisure purposes, and the city basin is being included as part of a £24 million redevelopment scheme. This image is straight from the camera, no processing of any kind. Date: 15th February 2017. Click here to see my Devon gallery.

Taken at Heybridge Basin/Blackwater Canal near maldon, Essex, UK.

Photos of Birmingham - Gas Street Basin Reflection

The Brecon and Monmouthshire Canal as it makes its way to the town of Brecon. Here the waterway reaches its northern limit after winding through the Brecon Beacons, The canal was constructed to link Brecon with the docks at Newport, the narrow boats carrying coal, iron and limestone. A system of tramways linked the canal to the mines and quarries. It is currently navigable between Brecon and Pontymoile, with plans in place to extend this to Newport. This is a digital art image.

*Gloucester Skyline* Number of views as of 22nd March 2017 = 740. Warehouse buildings (restored in the 1980s) line the waterfront of the historic dockland district of the ancient city of Gloucester (pronounced 'gloster', Gloucestershire, England). The city, situated on the River Severn was founded by the Romans in the 1st century AD and was the UK's most inland shipping port, vital for the transfer of goods and raw materials to and from Britain's once booming manufacturing heartland. The Gloucester and Sharpness canal links the city to the Severn estuary and allowed larger vessels to reach the docks. This shot shows canal barges moored in the Victoria Basin Marina. The city's cathedral can be seen top left. Date: 20t...