Showing posts with label cliffs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cliffs. Show all posts
Monday, April 4, 2016
Dolphin Point
View from the Vashon -Fauntleroy ferry. I like the last tree on the point--it is very distinctive- like the dot on an exclamation point! The day was hazy, the Northwest version of sunny. 8"x10"
Saturday, October 4, 2014
North End Ferry
The ferry dock on the north end of Vashon juts out against narrow strips of beach and high, tree-covered cliffs. The high cliffs shadow the beach and dock, but the sun shines on the ferry. A view painted from photographs I took from the sister ship that travels the same route.
Click here to see this On my Etsy store
Click here to see this On my Etsy store
Labels:
6 x 12 oil on panel,
cliffs,
ferry,
ferryboat,
ferryboat painting,
gray,
green,
smoke,
sun,
Vashon
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Port Orford, Oregon Coast
A striking view spotted at Port Orford along the Oregon Coast. This one will be at my upcoming show at Bainbridge Arts and Crafts Gallery in Winslow Washington, starting September 5th. 18" x 36"
Labels:
18" x 36" oil on panel,
cliffs,
coast,
ocean,
Oregon,
sea stacks,
seashore,
waves
Friday, June 27, 2014
From the Cliff
A view from the Oregon coast at Ecola State Park. The cliffs are constantly being eroded by the action of the waves and these trees are clinging to bits of soil that may soon slide into the sea. I liked the steep perspective. 16" x 10" oil on panel. This one will be in a show I'm having in September at Bainbridge Arts and Crafts Gallery, Winslow, Washington.
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