Phil Perkins Photography
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These icicles were photographed while hiking on the trail between Upper and Lower Piney Falls, located on the Cumberland Plateau in the Piney Falls State Natural Area, near Grandview, TN.
It’s a nice contrast between green moss and white ice, which would look wonderful behind glass in a frame on a wall in your home. You can find many prints available in my gallery, so stop by for a visit when you’re in the neighborhood…
Poetry for Kids (channeling my inner Dr. Suess) 🤪
The seasonal cold has halted play, and most of the water has gone away. Frozen ’til another day…perhaps, until the month of May. All of the water, that is to say, except a sphere of water so pure, which Old Man Winter failed to sway. So, it remains today, having its way and planning to stay – just one droplet, but that’s okay.
© 2022 Phil Perkins
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Ol’ Man River, by Jim Croce (1972) – see lyrics here.
Enjoy this whimsical winter graphic artwork, featuring rolling hillsides with pine trees, falling snowflakes and a bright, glowing full moon. You can visit my shops to discover some really cool gift-giving ideas, too –
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‘Tis the Season
Despite the cold weather and an imposition upon our outdoor activities, a fresh blanket of snow is a beautiful sight. Seen here, a snow-covered forest along the Huron River, in Ann Arbor, Michigan, at Bandemer Park. To see prints and more, visit these galleries:
Rolling hills of winter snow
With a forest donned in white
Memories in monotone
Layered landscapes of delight
© 2022 Phil Perkins
This vintage photograph was taken at Nichols Arboretum, in the city of Ann Arbor, Michigan. You can visit my galleries to discover many fine prints and other items, as well: Pixels, ArtPal, Society 6 and Redbubble. Thank you!
After exhaustive travel in a hot, arid desert, a tall glass of cool water is certainly a welcomed sight…but, is it only a mirage? Probably, though it’s still better than a glass of sand.
Contrary to such illusions, you may quench your thirst for some very cool gifts and apparel when you visit the following galleries…
You’d better turn the heat up, as this place is cold…brrr! Nevertheless, you can enjoy my digital artwork depicting icebergs in a frozen arctic sea, on a variety of gift and apparel items. Visit these galleries to see more…
An umbrella is useful when it’s raining outside – and, apparently, even when walking inside a giant, levitating glass sphere. You can stop by my galleries at Redbubble and Pixels to discover some really cool gifts and apparel items. Open 24/7 with a roof – so, no umbrella necessary. Hope to see you soon!
PHOTO CREDIT: based on a modified photo from unsplash.com.
Following 10-inches of snow on New Years’ Eve 2007, I shot this morning photograph January 1, 2008 at Nichols Arboretum, in Ann Arbor, Michigan. That was then, and now it’s available in my shops at Pixels and Redbubble. You’ll discover prints and many other fine items available when you visit…
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Located on the Cumberland Plateau in Tennessee, this photograph of Upper Potter’s Falls was taken soon after sunrise, with an outdoor temperature of only 20 degrees, and mist frozen on trees. Hanging from a tree is a knotted-rope swing, pushed forward slightly by winds generated from falling water. If you’d like to see more, many prints are available in my gallery at Fine Art America. Thanks for stopping by!
Following successive days of rain, the water level on Crooked Fork was high. That, combined with a temperature of only 20-degrees fahrenheit, created a coating of ice from mist cast by the powerful 18-foot tall Upper Potter’s Falls. It also caused to me to ponder…how could I have forgotten my gloves, d’oh! Be that as it may, you can enjoy one of many prints available in the comfort of your home or office, when you visit my gallery. Thanks very much!
Select from framed, wood, metal, art, poster, acrylic, canvas and tapestry. Prints are museum quality with a money back guarantee. Other items to choose, as well. Hope to see you soon!
Digital art featuring snow-covered peaks and icebergs in a remote ocean environment. You can enjoy this frigid scenery on a variety of gifts and apparel items, available in the following shops:
This sepia tone nature photograph was taken a decade ago during winter while hiking at Nichols Arboretum, located in Ann Arbor, Michigan. You can find many fine prints and other gifts available in the following galleries:
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Top of the World
Welcome to the North Pole, as depicted in my digital rendition of a colorful glacier reflecting sunlight. Actually, this fantasy landscape was created using a program called Bryce, by first importing a fractal design and then extruding it into three dimensional space.
I’ve always enjoyed this image and hope you will, as well. A wide variety of cool products are available featuring my artwork, when you visit any of the following online shops:
Note: if you’ve come to the North Pole looking for Santa Claus, it may be a while…it’s only January, after all.
A torrent of winter snowflakes at night pelt a glowing lamp post. I shot this photograph several years ago at an area known as Red Bud Grove, in Ann Arbor, Michigan. You can enjoy this picture on various prints, gifts and other apparel, through my galleries at Pixels, Society 6 and Redbubble. Hope to see you soon – thanks!
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