Fish lighthouse
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I was seldom able to see an opportunity until it had ceased to be one. Mark Twain (1835 –1910)
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Another in the Masters series. / This is the centre part of a long panoramic watercolour. By Thomas Bush Hardy, 1895. I’ve moved some of the boats to be closer together, as my version is a small painting, 10×7 inches, on rough Bockingford tinted cream paper, 140lb. I will be painting the full length seascape in the future.
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Lighthouse on the west coast of Cumbria.
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A collage I created of some Newfoundland shots that I took. / PEOPLE
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Three Morish Idol fish (Zanclus Cornutus) over coral reef. Framing suggestion: / © aabz-imaging / ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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Collection of images from Door County on Lake Michigan in Wisconsin. / *subject to change
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Canadian Geese Rock Harbor Orleans,MA Cape Cod. Framed Print: Card:
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Taken on a deep sea fishing extravaganza off the coast at Albany, WA. There is a light house built decades ago on the Island which would have mean’t hard work at the time I’m sure. It was a rough day out there which I loved, here the seas were less choppy sheltered by the Island. Catch of the day was a 20 Kilo King fish (by me) who nearly fell off the other side of the boat when it emerged with help from the skipper. The skipper also won the catch as I was heading up to Perth the same day. Thank you for looking :D
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This was taken at Cape Spear in Newfoundland. I was there on holiday this summer visiting my brother
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This lighthouse sits on a beach close to the southernmost tip of India. A place where the world’s 3 great oceans meet. The land is some of the most fertile and abundant in the country. The literacy rate is one of the highest at 97%. I often used to watch the daily morning catch. As I watched the ladies ferrying their loads of fish, I mused about how often we can be consumed by the burdens of life, the mundane and well worn paths of routine that we tread. If we could but stop, if only for a moment, and see the beauty and sources of light that inhabit our world around us.
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Taken during the first few months of my photography obsession. While I was fishing on Roker Pier in Sunderland. I decided that a lot of my early work needed some editing. This is the first of many. Constructive Criticism welcome
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Darren Stones 2009 Australiana Calendar Collection available for sale at RedBubble
by Darren StonesI’m pleased to announce my 2009 range of Australiana themed calendars are now available to purchase via my online sales agent, RedBubble….
I’m pleased to announce my 2009 range of Australiana themed calendars are now available to purchase via my online sales agent, RedBubble. There’s 12 different calendars in the collection to date which depict various aspects of Australia. You’re most welcome to browse through the collection, and if you’d like to provide feedback, that will be great. Calendars are an ideal gift for giving to family and friends, and yourself. / A snap of the jolly old fellow from last year See below for more product information. Here’s the full list for viewing. Each thumbnail is clickable and it will direct to a full preview of the calendar and unit pricing. / Australia’s Animals / We’re a bit different in Australia / New South Wales / New South Wales – South Coast / Humpback Whales / Great Ocean Road / Australia – The Bush / Aussie blokes and sheilas / Victoria / North-East Victoria / Trees In Australia / Great Alpine Road / Central Tilba
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Prisma colored pencil. Added color on the computer to darken. A Lantern Fish keeps busy upkeeping the lighthouse
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This winter sunset beach scene was photographed from high on my wind swept “Ivory Tower” on Tacking Point, looking onto Lighthouse Beach in Port Macquarie, NSW, Australia. I had a Hoya Circular Polarizing Filter and a Graduated ND2 Cokin Filter hanging off the end of my lens for this one. Camera: Fuji S9600; Shutter Priority; 1/125sec; f/4; 33mm; WB Daylight; ISO 80; Hand held. / Processing: S7RAW & Photoshop CS. Enjoy! LIGHTHOUSE BEACH / (Click the links!) Winter Beach Walk / The Clouds Build Up Over Lighthouse Beach / Winter Sunset on Lighthouse Beach / Build Up Over Lighthouse Beach / Big Southerly Coming #3 /
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Lighthouse at Umhlanga rocks… While still playing around with the conversion (copying each channel of RGB and then adjusting the opacity of each), I ended up with this version. I feel this better portrays the mood and misty conditions at the time… Regards, Mike
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Umhlanga lighthouse, Kwa-zulu Natal, RSA The B&W better suits the mood and actual conditions at the time – approaching dusk on a day with light drizzle and mist which didn’t deter the fisherman at all. B&W conversion using a technique I read about in a magazine. Instead of doing a straight desaturation, copy each channel of RGB and adjust the opacity which gives far better control of the finished result. Regards, Mike
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The original image from which ‘Half light’ was constructed. The harbour of a small fishing community on PEI. The images ‘Garages’ and ‘Picture Window’ were also taken at this laocation. A closer view of the lighthouse can be seen in ‘Causeway Road’. All of these images can be viewed in my portfolio.
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Old stone wall on the pier – all windblow
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My father saw an exhibit with rough photomanips and really enjoyed it. He then asked me if I could make things like that. This is my first attempt and it apparently reached its goal as he enjoys it. I hope you will too. / Credits: lorivintage55stock followmyheart-stock gymnart ObsidianDawn
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We’re not ready to give up on warm summer weather just yet. I captured this image of the purse seiner Legend heading out for a day of cruising on Puget Sound last weekend. /
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thats the local breakwater on the River Tees here at redcar. it has deveoped over the years, and now is almost a community of fishermen. there are a large cluster of matching huts, some which appear to be cottages, a club house, the lifeboat, river pilots offices and accomodation, and a lighthouse.
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The scenic lighthouse at Peggys Cove, Nova Scotia, Canada.
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More at begin.lloydsjourney.com
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Lybster Harbour, Caithness, Scotland
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