Swimmers
603 creative works found
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Aerial view of a suburban swimming pool at the height of summer.
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Kata Beach, Thailand. / Humidity, salt, sizzling chicken satay, a beer. And the glow of sunset. For enquires about canvas prints, or photographic prints larger than Redbubble options, please contact me via bubblemail
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This is one of the many sinkholes that dot the countryside in the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico. The long strands coming down are delicate root systems of some of the tropical plants that surround the sinkhole. The sinkholes are quite deep and the water is warm. They are all natural formations.
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Taken at Bar Beach, Newcastle, Australia. / / ISO200 f/8.0 1.0sec exposure @ 7:45pm on 21st Dec, 2007. / / / / / / /
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Camera: FujiFilm FinePix S7000 / Location: Merewether Baths, Newcastle, Oz / Date: 26-1-2008 / Time: 12:32PM / / ISO200 / f/8 / 1/25sec exposure / Circ Polarizing Filter / Tripod / Wet feet again… / / / / / / / / / / / /
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Sales of this Design? – 1 sale1 so far :) / “Beach Series” card by Karin Taylor A mixed media production, ink, pastel, charcoal and acrylic on paper, Kahuna Junior is the mythical daughter of the great Kahuna himself…. carving up the waves as she heads into an idyllic island sunset
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I’ve been thinking about the sea today….. its such a mysterious and powerful entity and I never tire of its relentless motion. It’s so powerful and so mesmerising to watch. This is another cross processed image and it is of swimmers in the ocean pool shot at Bondi Beach in Sydney. The east coast of Australia is blessed with some staggeringly beautiful beaches and most of them are pretty wild so there are a lot of ocean pools on the beaches so people can swim seriously with being swept out to sea in a rip or eaten by a shark or whatever….... At Bondi its the rips that are the more dangerous of the two. The intensity of the colour is down to processing E6 film in C41 chemistry and its seem to suit the wild energy of the ocean really well.
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This next in my small series of crossprossed ocean shots. This was taken very early in the day at Bondi beach when the light was harsh and unforgiving anway and I’ve really pushed that with the post processing. These rocky ocean pools are really wonderful and this particular one is the home of the Bondi Icebergs…. a group of quite mad people who meet and swim in this pool every single day of the year….... and believe it or not…. it can get cold here…... sometimes though they put ice in the pool just to make it a bit more interesting…....:)
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Wave Rider TShirt by Karin Taylor / The original painting was created on canvas textured paper using ink, pastel, acrylics and charcoal, and gesso….she rides the wild waves on her boogie board…a little of May Gibbs coming through :)
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Blue Swimmer Dinner / Still Life / watercolour on / arches 300 gsm cp This was painted whilst on holidays. / Acquired from the Fisherman’s Co op / Blue Swimmer Crab doesn’t get any fresher than this! Destined for my Linguine Marinara… but before this, / he had another important assignment! Being the model for this watercolour! This holiday was fantastic… staying right on the water, / painting all day, and indulging in my other favourite past time / cooking! Blue Swimmer Dinner / Commended / Bankstown Art Society 50th Annual Art Awards 2008 ___ / Original Artworks / by Patricia Vannucci PERUGINA ART / My Home – My Studio – My Art Journey
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/ / / Kite Lady Media – ink pastel acrylic charcoal / Substrate – canvas textured paper / Original Art – SOLD to a kite enthusiast who collects ‘kite art’
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/ / Bathing Boxes is a card taken from the Beach Series of original paintings by Karin Taylor. This is a mixed media production on canvas textured paper. / I had uploaded this before, but only as a card, it is now available as a print also
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Austinmer Pool Series for a friend who now lives in England and would like some images of a favourite place. Sold a medium size print / along with this one /
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/ / Blue Water Nymph / Prints by Karin Taylor / original on pastel paper / media used ink, pastel, charcoal / great summer time fun in the sun! / / Customers are welcome to email enquiries to karintaylor@exemail.com.au / /
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Oil on Canvas
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Sales of this design so far – 1 sale / / / Summer Heat is a mixed media production on Canson Me-Teintes textured pastel/mixed media paper…. being December in Australia we are experiencing some very warm weather, today the beach was at it’s most gorgeous, this painting is inspired by the sultry salty warm days by the beach we love at this time of year, and the beautiful hues of the water when it’s still like a milk pond as it was this morning :) In the background is an icecream van set up by the beach, which has caught the little one’s eye and she’s waving to the vendor. I’ve used pastels and charcoal, both white and black varieties, as well as pencil and black Faber Castelle markers The original work is available unframed for $220, but it is not so bright and in softer hues… this piece has been enhanced a bit in photoshop
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A gentoo penguin gliding through the water at the Melbourne Aquarium. Taken with my Canon 40D
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A storm brewing over Newcastle Baths today at lunch. I had on a polarising filter, an ND4 filter and a Grad Grey filter to get this shot.
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another work from when i was obsessed with drawing mermaids who had gas masks on. :3 enjoy.
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Made with Ultra Fractal, and what I managed to capture on a new undersea exploration. Thanks a lot for the support and faves. :) PART OF THE UNDERSEA CALENDAR / AVAILABLE OCTOBER 2009
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something really odd is going on in oz right now… it’s all gone a very fetching post apocalypse orange… and I do mean everything…. the sky was like all molten and melting down as the sun rose… well I know intellectually that the sun rose although I couldn’t see if for the choking clouds of orange dust everywear….. I walked down to the beach to see what I could see but all I could see was all orange… and there was a layer of red dust on the water and the sand and on everything… no joke I’ve never seen anything like it before…. I wonder if Broken Hill is still were it’s meant to be coz it looks like most of the red bull dust from around those parts is now laying on the beach down here in Austi… most peculiar indeed…. lucky I haven’t seen any orange cats this morning or I really would be worried…. / . / .
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This photograph is a tribute to my late brother-in-law, Gary Tierney. Gary died in an accident whilst competing in the Adelaide classic car rally on the 19th November 2009. His navigator also died in the accident. As well as being a keen rally driver, Gary was also highly active in the surf life saving movement. He was a member of the Point Leo surf life saving club for over 40 years. Over this time he was a club champion, club captain, and club president. Today, Boxing Day 2009, is a significant day in the Point Leo surf life saving club calendar. It is the day of two major surf races, the ‘John Marshall’ and the Point Leo swim classic, two races in which Gary excelled over many years. / Today his family and friends wore orange ribbons to commemorate his passing. The photograph is the senior section of the ‘classic’, Gary would have most likely participated in this section, and probably won. It was not to be. /
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