Field tree Calendars
23 creative works found
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A compilation of photographs from Inverkip, Gourock & Greenock by the Firth of Clyde in Scotland.
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Images of the Australian bush. Title of image: Cover – Road to Omeo / January – Corryong / February – Evening Glow / March – Kangaroos / April – Mount Buffalo / May – Grenfell / June – Australian Outback / July – Canola / August – Cattle Drive / September – Sheep / October – North Bourke Bridge / November – Blighty Channel / December – Wallangarra
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Photos of Flowers & Foliage by Harvey Schiller
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Images that give the different feelings of the season
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These pictures are some of my favorite that I have taken. I have a sense of humor so some of these pictures are for personal enjoyment
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Landscape photographs taken in the UK, Ireland, Italy and Australia.
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Bucks County PA is known as the artists’ county. This calendar encompasses a variety of scenes and closeups from the county. Here you’ll find bridges, a barn, fieldstone, flowers, trees, landmarks, berries…. a smattering of the beauty the county offers us.
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Dawn landscapes of the Shropshire UK / The magic hour
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A collection of my landscape paintings in the mediums of acrylic, watercolour, mixed media, oils and glass.
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landscapes
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A calendar showing 12 beautiful Italian landscapes
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Photographs from the Friuli region of north east Italy
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Paintings of the Sussex Landscape by Lorus Maver
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A calendar of images from the beautiful European country of Italy
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The Lord Is My Shepherd Calendar has a different image for each month and includes captures of Jesus as a baby being held by Mary, Jesus as a young boy with Joseph and Mary, Jesus and the woman at the well, Jesus holding a small child, / Jesus with the lambs, Jesus kneeling in prayer, The Last Supper and Jesus when He returns. All original photography and artwork.
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This is a collection of some of my photos of Yorkshire. Some from Whitby, the Dales and from York
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Trees Photos And Art
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‘Headed for the hills’ are code words left for family and friends indicating that I have grabbed my cameras to indulge my passion for landscape photography. I hope that the pictures go part-way to brightening your days in the forthcoming year. Namaste
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Twelve months in my beautiful hometown. Every season is completely different – different smells, different light, different colors. It goes from being really cold with crispy clear air and soft blue colors in the winter to brightly colored, warm, sunlit sceneries in the summer and autumn. Everything in between is equally beautiful – snow slowly melting, nature awakening, flowers everywhere, mountains glowing at sunset, peace and quiet in the fall, ....and then, again, the first snow flakes, everything calming down. It was about time I made some of my “home pictures” available as a calender. Here it is, hope you like it!
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There is something about mist & fog that calms the sole. Autumn, though till early spring is the best time. Getting up at before sunrise, not knowing how the morning will turn out, I find most exciting. / Mist, fog, frost and snow, colder the better. You just can’t beat it.
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Just a mix of some nature shots and some historical sites.
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The picturesque Muncy Valley area, in north central Pennsylvania, is home to hundreds of family owned “working” farms. Much of that precious farmland is owned and operated by hard-working people of the Amish faith. From just the right spot, high up on a hilltop, the productive fields seem to stretch all the way to the edge of the earth. One of the best vantage points of all is located outside of the small village of Clarkstown, Pennsylvania. At the junction of two old dirt roads, where Ridge Road meets Bartlow Road, there is a view that is so amazing that it draws me back again and again. The photographs displayed in the pages of this calendar were all shot from the same location, one from each month of the year. This is a photographic record of the seasonal changes at The Forgotten Farmhouse. You are looking at a very old house, situated in the middle of a very productive farmer’s field. The house is totally cut off from any access to the nearest roads. The building and its surrounding trees just stand there, like an isolated island. A person might start to envision all of the people who had known this humble farmhouse as their family’s home for all those years. This dilapidated structure has obviously stood on this very spot for more than a hundred years. I wondered why it had never been torn down to make more plowable space for growing crops. There must be a lot of very rich history behind this extremely mysterious place. This beautiful location has been a personal obsession, since October of 2007. Presented here is a collection of images that were photographed over the last fifteen months. Your comments are always welcome! © 2009 Gene Walls All copyright and reproduction rights are retained by the artist. Artwork may not be reproduced or altered by any process without the express written permission of the artist.
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