Tidal
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Acrylic on Canvas / 12×24 inches
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Unusual sea anomomie in a small tidal pool in the Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia, Canada.
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Part of the old Kent smuggling trail from a bygone era, when goods where smuggled into Kent from the continent, it now sports a new marina.
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The old Kent smuggling trial, where goods were smuggled in from the continent in a bygone era, now sports a new marina.
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The river Medway in Kent, the tidal part below the locks at Maidstone,
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The original was created using water colours
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Tidal Pattern at Sunset, Willapa National Wildlife Refuge, Washington State This image was scanned from the original Kodachrome slide using a Nikon Super Coolscan 9000 ED.
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THE SUBJECT: / A triangular shaped stone caught in glorious winter afternoon sun is transformed into a fossilised butterfly emerging from the sand. / (What is “Pietra Papilio”? Why it’s Latin for “Fossilised Butterfly” of course!) THE LOCATION: / Photographed on Shelley Beach, Port Macquarie, NSW, Australia. THE MAKING OF ‘Tidal Stones – Pietra Papilio’: / I was feeling a bit toey at home so Milady Fuji and I headed off on a tour of the local beaches to see what we could see. / The tide was out so no spectacular seascapes were forthcoming however, as is my want, I kept my eyes open and finally spotted this partly uncovered rock surrounded by the wonderful patterns in the sand made by the receding tide. / My imagination took over and I foresaw this petrified butterfly in my mind’s eye. / Fuji S9600: RAW, Macro mode, Manual settings of f/3.8 @ 1/800sec, Auto focus, ISO80, Hand held. / Lightroom 2.2 & Photoshop CS3. Visit the Close-up/Abstract/Still Life collection in my BubbleSite Gallery for more tidal fantasies. Enjoy! BEACHCOMBINGS / (Click the links!) Tidal Stones – Pietra Papilio / Tidal Stones – Flow / Tidal Stones – Emanate / Tidal Stones – Raging Bull / Tidal Stones – Black Rock / Tidal Stones #6 / Beachcombings – Seahorses / Beachcombings #7 / Kattang Beachcombings / Beachcombings – Panning for Gold / Reggae / She Sell / Stranded / Low Tide Exposé- / Dead Marine /
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Wilson’s Prom, taken in wintery conditions on a mid spring day…..........also Grand Final Day 2009 – Go Catters! / No manipulation, except chrome tone on camera!
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Grand Final Day 09
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Tidal River walking track, Wilsons Promontory National Park, Victoria Australia
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This landscape is a tidal creek in St. Augustine Fl, this view is from the side of a highway with cars zooming by. It is only five hundred feet from a retail shopping area.
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This view of Moultrie Creek is my favorite, I pass buy it nearly everyday and like Monet will probably repaint it a different times of the day and year. The light, the tide and the changing of the season present a different landscape every day.
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plant and anemone found in a tidal pool, California
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Washington, DC tidal basin on a fall day.
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Fall day at the Jefferson Memorial in Washington, DC
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shot at Pine Point, on the Yorke Peninsular, in South Australia. / a handheld shot, using a Fujifilm S5500 digital camera. / Hue, saturation, contrast and brightness tampered with on finepix viewer, ‘manual adjust image quality’. I’d played with hue first to find this purplish tone, but later came back to play around with contrast, colour saturation, and brightness to end up with this depth of tone.
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This is my first shot for 2010 after I headed to the waters of The Entrance up in Central Coast. I traveled 110km enjoy the good view of this place with the cold morning breeze. I used my Sigma 24-70mm lens for this shot. A glass I rarely use for landscape shoots. I applied a little touch of HDR treatment on this image to give a little emphasis on the rocky corners and slamming water.
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