This vintage photograph was taken after sunset from a 5th floor apartment in Miami Beach, Florida, looking across Biscayne Bay at the Miami skyline. I’ve added textural elements to boost the retro vibe, as well. You can see this image on great gifts, prints and apparel in the following shops…
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Florida Room, by Donald Fagen (1993) – see lyrics here.
I like to look at old glass. Glass with imperfections – air bubbles, scratches, chips and other distortions. Old bottles with character, asymmetrical edges and askew reflections. And, especially glass with hues of turquoise or aquamarine.
I also think that you might enjoy looking at old glass…in a frame on a wall in your home or office. Whether the dining room, kitchen, foyer or hallway spaces, this textural macro photography of old glass will stand out and draw you in for a closer look.
You can see for yourself, here:
It’s an unusual address, to be sure, and much larger than a single mailbox…in fact, it’s the entire planet Mars! But, rather than sending a letter, you should see it for yourself by visiting any of the following galleries:
This morning photograph was taken using a zoom lens at Fall Creek Falls State Park in Tennessee, following rain and with fog lingering in a massive gorge. If you’d be interested in a print, then please visit my gallery to select the best option of several print types available. Thanks very much!
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Song for the Day
Hot Fun in the Summertime, by Sly & The Family Stone (1969)
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Following rain, I drove east towards the Smoky Mountains, into the Tremont section along a gravel road – which parallels Middle Prong Little River – and rested for a spell to enjoy this moss-covered landscape.
The scenery reminded me of the 1981 movie, Excalibur, so I’ve included a (later rendition) song that was part of the soundtrack from that film, below:
O Fortuna (Carmina Burana), by Carl Orff
Blended layers of texture, including a selective masking of sketchy painting with tonal adjustments, this digital artwork is based on a photograph of the Smoky Mountains which I took from a scenic overlook.
You can enjoy this view from the comfort of your own home with the purchase of a fine print or other items, available in these galleries:
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With clouds overhead and fog in the valley, below, black and white photography adds drama to this photograph taken in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains, near the town of Wears Valley. It would also look great in a frame on a wall in your home, so come by and have a look around these galleries:
Not recorded on any nautical charts, nor assigned a GPS location, this blue island exists only momentarily, during a window of time corresponding with the presence of a blue moon.
Well, that sounded good as an introduction. In reality, I made this digital artwork using Bryce & Affinity Photo creative software, with the island shape derived from an extruded fractal design.
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There’s something magical about water – the beauty, movement, sound and power. Water always wins, and so can you when you visit any of the following galleries to find the print which best suits your wishes. There are many different print types available…
Enjoy the great outdoors & thanks for visiting!
Standing 120-feet tall, Mingo Falls is located on the Cherokee Indian Reservation, in the southern Appalachian mountains near Cherokee, North Carolina. It’s a short uphill hike with many steps and can be enjoyed by visitors of all ages!
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This photograph was taken many years ago while standing on a stoney shoreline along Lake Superior, at a place once referred to as The Cove (now, Black Rocks), which is located on Presque Isle in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, in the city of Marquette. You can find great prints and more in the following shops –
Nature is beautiful, both in the wilderness or in a frame on a wall indoors. You can enjoy my scenic landscape photography – shown here, featuring Lynn Camp Prong in the Smoky Mountains – when you visit the following galleries to select a print (or, other item) –
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It was late afternoon in the Smoky Mountains as I was hiking back along Middle Prong Trail, glancing downhill at Lynn Camp Prong as I progressed. Given no recent rainfall to preclude reasonably safe efforts of descent to access the river, below, and largely indirect light from a sun somewhat low in the sky, I was optimistic about undertaking one last off trail excursion to capture the beauty of nature.
Per my standard cautious and methodical approach, I selected a route to make my way down into the gorge, pleased to discover this serene, secluded spot, from which I now share my photography.
If you’d be interested in a print for an empty wall at home or work, then visit my galleries at Pixels and/or ArtPal to select something nice to enjoy. Thanks!
The picturesque Lower Catawba Falls stands 100-feet tall and is located in the Pisgah National Forest, east of Asheville, North Carolina. It’s usually simply referred to as Catawba Falls, as a second waterfall upstream – Upper Catawba Falls – is infrequently accessed; however, a trail is being developed.
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