Painted from a photo I took on a trip to the Washington coast several years ago. It was a cool rainy day, and the headlands and sea stacks were obscured by rain and mist. A very low tide exposed lots of large rocks along the seashore. A friend and I explored the tidepools and saw lots of rocks that looked like swiss cheese. Some sort of mollusc, or possibly a sea urchin, bored these holes into the solid rock for protection.
Showing posts with label sea stacks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sea stacks. Show all posts
Sunday, August 2, 2015
Rainy Day Sea Stacks SOLD
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6 x 8 oil on panel,
beach,
gray,
headlands,
low tide,
mist,
rain,
sea stacks,
seashore,
tide
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"
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18" x 36" oil on panel,
cliffs,
coast,
ocean,
Oregon,
sea stacks,
seashore,
waves
Friday, August 8, 2014
Cape Blanco
A scene along the Oregon Coast. Cape Blanco with a low cloud bank. This will be in my upcoming show at Bainbridge Arts and Crafts in Winslow, Washington starting September 5. 9" x 12"
Labels:
9 x 12 oil on panel,
beach,
Cape Blanco,
coast,
Oregon,
sea stacks,
shore
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