Tree village
534 creative works found
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A view of Billingborough from the edge of the fen.
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original oil on canvas stretched on a wooden frame / 23.62×19.69 inches (40×50 cm)
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original watercolor 31 X 41 cm / 12.09×15.99 inches / 200 usd / can be shipped worldwide / payment via paypal
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original oil on canvas stretched on a wooden frame / 23.62×31.5 inches (60 X 80 cm) / can be shipped worldwide (insurance) / price : 1000 usd / payment via paypal
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You can behold a rustic wooden cart in a Mediterranean landscape. / It calls to my mind many memories of the old good days.
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original oil on canvas stretched on a wooden frame / 15.75×19.69 inches (40×50 cm) / can be shipped worldwide (insurance) / price : 500 usd / payment via paypal
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The intricate etchings on the bark of this this tree offer fascinating images that I was fortunate to discover walking to my car in West Hollywood, a suburb in Los Angeles. I took several photos of graffiti trees using my Macro lens and selected those that have multiple images, colors and texture. In this composition I perceive a vast landscape with villages, people and mountain trails. The graphic details on this tree remind me of the primitive imagery of cave art. There are many icons to discover and I always look forward to your projections in my series of graffiti trees.
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This is Wentworth post office, a beautiful little village near to home very popular at the weekends, loads of visitors flock here .
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A lovely house in this French village of Ste Agnes high up in the mountain for your vacation . / A rocking chair is waiting for you.
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original watercolor 31 X 41 cm / 12.09×15.99 inches / 250 usd / can be shipped worldwide / payment via paypal
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original watercolor 31 X 41 cm / 12.09×15.99 inches / 250 usd / can be shipped worldwide / payment via paypal
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Bogong Village, Falls Creek,Victoria, Australia
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The Village Life Series / /
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Tomaszkowo near Olsztyn, Poland
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Tomaszkowo near Olsztyn, Poland
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This is a three second exposure of Glaisdale in the Norkshire Yorkshire moor, England when there was a nice colourful sky just as the sun was setting. Glaisdale school can be seen halfway up the hill on the right. BEST VIEWED WHEN ENLARGED.
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Trail to Fisherman’s Village Every day of my vacation well…every other day, I would take a half and hour wall down the natural path and untouched part of the beach that went toward the fisherman’s village , every day in late afternoon they would come in with small bark and pull out nets and I would sneak and take a peek at what was the catch of the day, some fishermen where also fishing on the banks with very peculiar funny fishing lines, I had never seen nothing like it , never seen before…but that story is for a other photo…:)) / Photo as is directly out of the compact camera Photosmart HP R927 / Captured in Las Galeras Beach, Samana Peninsula, Dominican Republic, a Island of the Caribbeans. ( Ancient name “Hispaniola”) / Would be great for a ” Have A Great Vacation “Card or post card
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The neighbourhood of Olsztyn, Poland
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Shaxi, a small village in Yunnan, China, home to the Bai and Yi ethnic minority groups. Just as quiet and peaceful as it looks. / Nikon D300 with 12-24mm wide-angle lens.
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Watercolor / All Saints Church in Sherburn-in-Elmet. / Yorkshire, UK / Acid free Cotman Water Colour Paper 305×230 mm / /
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This is the “Old Moat” in the Dutch city of Utrecht. When the old arm of the Rhine river that used to flow here started silting up in the middle ages, part of it became canalized and new canals connected the remnants of the river with the nearby river Vecht. The resulting canal (created in portions from the end of the 11th century) then provided a great transport route between the river systems of the Netherlands and the South and North Sea (the south see now being known as IJsselmeer). During the High and Late Middle Ages, countless massive, semi-fortified houses were built along the canal, many of which can still be seen today (although usually with an unrecognizably altered front gable). The low water table created by dikes and locks in the middle ages created the opertunity for the inhabitants of the canal-side houses to extend their basements underneath the road and have a doorway leading directly to a wharf on the waterside, creating the unique, medieval, two-level road system that is still perfectly in tact and a contender for addition to the UNESCO list.
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Early morning sunrise in Lunt, a little ancient village in Merseyside
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From my children’s story “Once Upon A Winter’s Turning”, originally published by Wooden Books. The tale features a young lad from Kernow called Drew Widdershins. When a dose of the flu looks like it’s going to scupper the village’s Winter Solstice celebrations Drew, along with the stones from the local stone circle on the moor, must track down the ingredients for his mother’s heal-all herbal remedy. This book has been out of print for some time now, so I’ve decided to offer those illustrations from the book that would make ideal greetings cards or prints. / Also available as a greetings card / Also available: Drew Widdershin’s Magic Calendar
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