Canada paint
427 creative works found
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Acrylic painting of one of the horses from the carousel in Burnaby, British Columbia (Canada). Painted on canvas the original is $600 (CND) and is currently on display. This horse is called the Colonel and is a hunting horse. Note the dead rabbit. When the carousel was restored there was debate on whether or not to paint the eye on the rabbit. Apparently an artist just went out and painted it on.
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landscape shot from a farm in rural alberta, near stettler, on a fall afternoon.
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A close up of one of the few remaining original buildings in the Smithfields area. I dread to think what a Tripe Dresser does, but his door was quite photogenic!
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These gorgeous daisies were blooming in profusion at the Butchart Gardens in Vancouver Island, BC.
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An abstract on a legend and companion to ” I Hear The Thunder”. acrylic on paper
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Pender Harbour BC Canada
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Created from 9 photos by Skye Ryan-Evans, see how many Rocky Mountain Animals you can spot in this artistic composite featuring many of North America’s most famous wildlife icons! Faded gently so the background is just visible, this powerful collection of beautiful wild animal “spirits”, is artful, mystical and educational. Available in several sizes, this print will look fantastic in the home, office or at school. 25% from all sales benefits the Defenders of Wildlife in their ongoing efforts to protect our endangered species. Thank you for helping us to help them.
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Acrylic 20×24 on Cotton duck canvas – this is of the Marathon Harbor on Lake Superior with Skin island in the foretround and Blondin island right behind it. they lie off shore to gateway into Lake Superior. / One stand of pilings still protrudes from the water where the boom logs would be attached by heavy chains to hold the logs in the harbor for processing before heading out into Superor, down the coast to the paper mills for processing. In the foreground one large boom log from trees brought in by rail from BC because of their size – still sits facing the harbor and mill path – now the fireweed grows along it
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Steps leading up to the legislature at sunset.
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This is not an HDR photo.
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One more of the series.Vancouver Island, British Columbia. We took the boat further out from the island to get a wider view.Sidney Island is to the left and Saltspring Island just to the right of centre. A typical summer evening with the water almost a glassy sheen. Sony DSCF 828 camera.
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...The Bad Moon Rising. ....Words that I often saw when I was growing up. This rail was down my street, located by the old ferry.These words were spray painted in the summer of ‘85. It was a celebration of graduates in Miramichi, they had a huge party and made bonfires… / This place was also very special to me, as I would often go there, sit by the river and write poems. *All proceeds of sales are donated to the Hope Animal Shelter Please check out my other gallery here at RedBubble, Macabrecat , for my cat photography. Still Life Photography: / Water Photography / Flower & Plant Photography / Abandoned / Windows & Doors / Portraits / Statues/Cemeteries / Misc. /
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This is not an HDR photo
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This is not an HDR photo
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an add on to an older building in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and part of the Capital Health complex.
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“Heat Sink” was featured in the group Just Lines
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A winter scene just outside of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
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Taken Canada Day July 1/09 at the Bar U Ranch near Longview, Alberta. / Who could resist?
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Taken northeast of Okotoks, Alberta July 29/09
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A Wabigoon Lake shore scene lit by a combination of mercury vapour and high pressure sodium street lights. Olympus E-510; 40-150 mm lens / ISO 400; f: 5.6; 1 second / Exposure compensation: -0.3 Wabigoon Lake / Dryden, ON. Group Feature: / DSLR Users Only – October 5, 2009
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Road trippin’ with Les…we came across this little rest stop on the way to Maynooth Ontario Canada…as the sun was coming up. Very early and zero degrees!! Brrrrr!!
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