For Eric
Growing up I had a Step-Father. He was English and lived through the second world war as a small boy. He told me a story about the uncle of his father named Eric. Eric (an elderly man) had been married for many years until his wife passed away. Not being able to live with the void in his life, one day Eric walked to the pebbly beach, stripped down and swam out into the cold English sea. He swam and swam, to the point of exhaustion. Eric had no intention of coming back as there was nothing to come back to. Every now and then, I think of this story and find it very sad and yet so very sweet. Eric now belongs to the sea.
For Eric belongs to the following groups:
Complex Simplicity of Art, Beach Art and Minimalist Landscapes Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints, Framed Prints and Posters



















Jessie Harris
i love the color of this.. great shot.
Jean M. Laffitau
Your use of colors and lighting is fabulous and your compositions are excellent! Fantastic!
Anette Tyler
Lovely mood and colors
Cindy Cooperider
The picture is beautiful but bittersweet when joined with the underlying story. Very nicely done.
halftone
What a sad story, but wonderful tribute~
Artnepo
beautiful, very dramatic.
Basia McAuley
Love the tones and processing as always, well done.
Melanie Dooley
What a lovely story.
Eric belongs to the see but he also belongs to his wife.
ANd the sea belongs to them both.
Karin Taylor
wow i just love this so mch
RobertCharles
tony – think about joining Minimalist Landscapes
Erika Gouws
Stunning!