Design ⋅ Photography ⋅ Art
Fog In The Valley
I photographed these flowers in the morning, on the edge of a very tall cliff at the Fall Creek Falls State Park, in Tennessee. The fog lingering in the gorge below adds to the beauty of this stunning landscape capture. If you’d be interested in a print for your home or workplace, then stop by my shops at Pixels and Society 6 to have a look around.
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PHOTO CREDIT: modified photo from unsplash.com.
Based on a photograph, this digital art features rain blanketing Times Square in New York, as a pedestrian under umbrella crosses the street amidst reflecting city lights. If you’re interested in wall art to decorate your home, office, or other, then please visit my galleries at Pixels and/or ArtFlakes.
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Sometimes when it rains, it pours. Most of time when it rains, people open umbrellas to keep dry. And, once every blue moon, a visitor to this site is looking for digital artwork of people making every effort to remain dry during rainfall. Is this your lucky day? If so, then visit my gallery to discover some cool print options featuring this artwork. Thanks!
Located at the Fall Creek Falls State Park in Tennessee, this photograph captures a view along rock ledges into the mist, over the top edge of 85-foot Cane Creek Falls. If you’d be interested in a print for your home, then please visit my gallery for a selection of options. Thanks!
This is Cane Creek Cascades, as photographed on the morning of a rainy day at Fall Creek Falls State Park, in Tennessee. Visit my shop for a variety of prints, and other available merchandise.
Flat rocks and wooden steps lead out of a gorge and into the forest, under a canopy of leaves and out of the rain. This photograph was taken at Fall Creek Falls State Park, in Tennessee. Prints available.
No, this isn’t Bruce Creek – that’s located down a small hill to the left. This is the trail, which, essentially, has become a small creek following gravity. Better wear boots! See more.
This digital imagery is based on an earlier artwork. Now, it features a giant glass sphere, presumably encapsulating a pedestrian and his umbrella while trekking through the city.
This digital artwork is based on an earlier work I created, and uses a design trick to craft the illusion of a glass sphere. It’s available on a variety of print types for your home, office, lobby or cafeteria. Check it out…
Well, it’s not really glass. This graphic artwork does, however, have the appearance of a glass sphere, and adds interest to an otherwise already interesting artwork (see original here) which I created. Hope you enjoy this modified view!
Listen closely. Do you hear laughter? No, me either, just rainwater splashing on city streets. Enjoy my digital watercolor rendition of a sun shower in the city when you visit my gallery at Pixels. While you’re there, pick out a print or something else.
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