Photograph of a small hillside waterfall, with moss and scattered logs, located the Tremont section of the Smoky Mountains, in Tennessee. See prints available.
Tag: timber
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Small Waterfall
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Abstract Landscapes
Today’s fun with landscapes includes paper mountains and a digital forest silhouette. You can visit my gallery to find prints and many other great gift-giving ideas, too. Thanks very much!
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Fallen Tree
If a tree falls in the woods and there’s no one to hear it, does it make a sale? Shh…I’m listening, haha. You can see more in my gallery, thanks!
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Fossil at Foster Falls
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In Rock
While taking photographs of Foster Falls, a 60-foot tall waterfall at the South Cumberland State Park…
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Close Up
…I noted this interesting fossil: a piece of wood once imbedded in a 3-foot long slab of rock on shore.
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Bowed Boards
A roomful of bowed boards provide tension to support drywall ceiling tiles while adhesive mastic dries. Getting from one side of the room to the other was somewhat of a challenge, requiring agility, frequent turns, and, occasionally, repositioning boards accidentally dislodged.
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Cut Logs Kaleidoscope
This exercise in symmetry began as a photograph of randomly shaped cut logs strewn haphazardly in a pile of firewood. Following an extensive reorganization by a band of wild beavers, I added some finishing touches. It’s available on many products in my shops at Redbubble, Society 6 and Fine Art America. See samples below.
Check it out…
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Black And White Fallen Tree
Featured here in black-and-white is a tree which has given way to time, fallen into three section across the ground. I took this photograph along the trail while hiking at Fall Creek Falls State Park, in Tennessee.
Visit my gallery at Pixels to see more.
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Vintage Forest Hillside
This vintage sepia tone photograph features a forest of trees on a hillside, with some cut timber in the foreground. The location is Nichols Arboretum in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Visit my gallery at Fine Art America for more.
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Through The Forest
This digital artwork is based on a photograph taken near Marquette, Michigan, and features a forest with a bed of pine needles and a clearing – Lake Superior – through the trees.
I’ve added it to my gallery at Fine Art America, where guests can discover a variety of fine print types for the home or office. Several customization options are also available, including – size, frame, mat, paper and finish.
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Winter Birch
Enjoy this snowy Michigan winter photography of a birch tree in the forest at Nichols Arboretum, in Ann Arbor. If you’d like this picture on a wall in your home or office, then visit my gallery at Fine Art America to select from a variety of available print types.
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Wooden Planks
This close-up photograph features the edges of several repurposed wooden planks I acquired, after cutting boards to make a coffee table out of an old bed frame. I uploaded this picture to my gallery at Fine Art America where guests can review a plethora of products, including: prints (framed, canvas, art, acrylic, metal, wood), greeting cards, throw pillows, tote bags, shower curtains and phone cases. Enjoy!
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Black And White Birch Tree Forest
Enjoy this black and white photograph of a birch tree forest, with enhancements to contrast and texture. A variety of prints (art, framed, canvas, wood, metal and acrylic) are available in my gallery at Fine Art America – perfect for decorating a wall in your home, or at the office!
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Bridge of Logs
My usual summer bike route includes a brief portage through the woods over a small creek and a primitive bridge of logs. If you’d be interested in a print with this photograph, please visit my gallery at Fine Art America. There, you will find a variety of print options and customizations. Thanks for making the trek!
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Fallen Tree Landscape Print
Visit my gallery at Pixels to enjoy a landscape print (framed, canvas, acrylic, metal, poster) featuring limbs of a fallen tree jutting outside of the picture frame. Many options are available to customize this picture to suit your decor concerns, for the walls of your home or at the office.
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