Category Archives: Sea
At the water’s edge
The retreating waters at low tide often leave interesting and. sometimes. intriguing patterns. This example could well have been produced by a figure drawing artist!
Filed under Abstract photos, Imaginings, landscape, Minimalist, Nature, Pattern, photography, rhythm, Sand, Sea, shapes, Uncategorized
Season’s Greetings
SEASON’S GREETINGS to all. I greatly appreciate your visits and hope you continue to enjoy what you find here. 2020 has been a difficult year for everyone. I wish you good health, happiness and calmer waters in 2021
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Filed under harmony, Isles of Scilly, landscape, photography, rhythm, Sand, Sea, Sunlight, Uncategorized
At the water’s edge (4)
A maiden gathering winter fuel?
No. it’s a partially buried pebble and a strand of seaweed left on the beach at low tide!
Filed under Art, Colour, Isles of Scilly, Minimalist, Sand, Sea, shapes, Texture, Uncategorized
At the water’s edge (3)
For an introduction to this series see 25th October
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At the water’s edge (2) The job seeker
For an intro duction to this series see 25 October
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Camera painting: ‘Es Vesra.
Es Vedra is a small rocky island situated 1.5 miles off the south west coast of Ibiza. Its steep cliffs rise out of the sea and skirt the central peak (height 413 metres) It is a visually attractive and has been much used by film directors. In South Pacific it provided the location for the island of Bali Hai.
The Island is uninhabited – although a Carmellite friar took up residence for a short time in the late nineteenth century. Its inhospitable character has provided source material for an abundance of myths and legends, mostly involving magical or mysterious happenings
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Camera painting: ‘Es Vesra.
Es Vedra is a small rocky island situated 1.5 miles off the south west coast of Ibiza. Its steep cliffs rise out of the sea and skirt the central peak (height 413 metres) It is a visually attractive and has been much used by film directors. In South Pacific it provided the location for the island of Bali Hai.
The Island is uninhabited – although a Carmellite friar took up residence for a short time in the late nineteenth century. Its inhospitable character has provided source material for an abundance of myths and legends, mostly involving magical or mysterious happenings
Filed under Imaginings, landscape, Nature, photography, Sea, shapes, Shore
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