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Croatian Seascap (2025)
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March 11, 2026 at 9:16 PM
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One more... favorite seascap
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Eyelevel view of the ocean and clouds from the sand. Photo: La Belle Vie 💯 (c) ZWJH
January 17, 2025 at 5:21 PM
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Freemason Mooring, oil, 12”x16”
Boats at sunset with playful water-shadows
#art #fineart #seascap
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March 16, 2025 at 2:07 AM
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Mindfulness brings spaciousness to the eye and calm to the mind
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January 19, 2025 at 1:48 PM
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An enchanting Minoan jug made by a master potter some 3,500 years ago!

Marine style decoration brings an underwater world to life with Nautili swimming among rocks, coral, and seaweed 🐚 🌊 🪸

The relief seashells add another dimension to the design!

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My photo shows a Minoan clay jug known as the Poros Ewer. The jug has a round body which tapers down to a slender circular foot. It has a single curved handle ornamented with applied relief seashells along the handle length. The neck has a trefoil (three-lobed) mouth. The jug has a yellow slip background with black hand-painted decoration which is an exquisite example of the mature Minoan ‘Marine Style’. The body is covered with dense painted and relief decoration depicting an underwater seascape. The main decorative theme is the floating nautilus (cephalopod with a smooth coiled spiral shell from which many curled tentacles protrude). Fifteen nautiluses are depicted around the body of the jug. They swim singly or in pairs in a seascape indicated by seaweed, coral, sea urchins, and three-lobed rocks in relief (meaning the rocks are raised from the surface of the vessel). In the background a scale-like pattern suggests ripples on the sun-dappled sea floor. Mended and restored. Maximum height: 26.2 cm. Rim diameter 11.6 cm. The jug was excavated in 1986 in the Neopalatial cemetery of rock-cut cave tombs excavated south of the port settlement at Poros, a suburb of modern-day Heraklion. Dated 1500-1450 BC. On display at Heraklion Archaeological Museum, Crete.
August 17, 2026 at 6:11 PM
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Waterfall Waves at Sunset - La Jolla Coastal Seascap

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Makes a calm focal point for any wall.

#ocean #sunset #coastline #LaJolla #California #seascape #fineartphotography #landscapephotography
April 24, 2026 at 7:39 PM
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I just had a cancellation on my December 5 to 7th Seascapes of Lake Superior Photo Workshop in Grand Marais, MN. You should come. www.bryanhansel.com/shop/seascap...
Seascapes of Lake Superior Photo Workshop ⋆ Bryan Hansel Photography
Seascapes of Lake Superior Photography Workshop Register Now → Dates: December 5 to 7, 2025 Location: Grand Marais, MN Cost: $499 Explore the rugged and
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October 22, 2025 at 7:18 PM
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Filigree and shadows. [This mortal coil] #landscape #bw_magazine #black_white #blackandwhite #bw_landscape #seascap…
December 6, 2024 at 5:41 PM
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La Mer aux Saintes-Maries by Vincent van Gogh via DailyArt mobile app
In June 1888, Vincent van Gogh traveled from Arles to the Mediterranean fishing village of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, where he spent a week painting and drawing. During his stay, he created two seascap
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November 15, 2025 at 7:04 AM
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Did you know that Ronald Lockley, who conceived the idea of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, was dubbed ‘the loneliest man in Britain’?

Discover more about how Lockley, inspired by Thoreau created a home on the island of Skokholm in 'Seascape' by @mateoy.bsky.social

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The main reason people come to Martin’s Haven is to take a nature sightseeing boat trip to Skomer ... or to make a pre-arranged visit to its more isolated neighbour, Skokholm. In 1927, at the age of twenty-three, he and a friend visited Skokholm. There they met the sole tenant who quickly made clear his intention to get off the island for good. Lockley saw the opportunity to follow his dream and secured a twenty-one-year lease to live there. Lockley had been inspired by reading Henry Thoreau’s ‘Walden’ but it’s also tempting to view him as a twentieth-century manifestation of those early Celtic saints who sought solace from nature on the rocky outcrops off the Welsh coast. Unlike Cadoc and co, Lockley was married and persuaded his wife to join him. Whatever drove him to settle on Skokholm, his choice seemed so strange back in the 1920s that he was once referred to as ‘the loneliest man in Britain’.
April 7, 2025 at 2:43 PM
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Did you know that it was a devastating and fatal crash off the coast of Wales which inspired the famous #ShippingForecast?

Discover more about the historical significance of the Welsh coastline in 'Seascape: Notes from a Changing Coastline' by @mateoy.bsky.social

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Map of Wales with a green pinpoint and arrow highlighting. Text reads Razorsharp jagged rocks at Porth Helaeth just north of the village of Moelfre. It was here, on the night of 25 October 1859, that the Royal Charter star clipper ran aground on the rocks with some 370 passengers and a crew of 112 on board. It was on the final leg of a two-month journey from Melbourne, Australia to its home port of Liverpool. Many of the passengers were gold miners who had struck lucky, so the boat was laden with their treasure. The wreck of the Royal Charter also got the media speculating about why there had been no warning of such a destructive storm. These conversations got the attention of Admiral Robert Fitzroy. Fitzroy, now retired from the Navy, had recently founded the fledgling Meteorological Office and devoted his time to studying weather patterns around the British Isles. The organisation he founded became the Met Office that we know today. His storm warning service grew over time to become the Shipping Forecast – the longest running national forecasting service in the world. And, today, the Met Office’s Hadley Centre for Climate Sciences and Services is one of the leading scientific authorities on climate change.
April 17, 2025 at 2:00 PM
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🖥️AI image - Captain
A rugged, bearded captain of the ship, exuding machismo, stands heroically at the helm, bathed in the warm, ethereal glow of heavenly sunshine, as divine, bright, soft-focus beams burst forth from the clouds, imbuing the scene with a holy, serene ambiance, reminiscent of the dramatic, atmospheric lighting of Albert Bierstadt, the majestic, sweeping landscapes of Frederic Edwin Church, and the vivid, impressionistic color palette of J.M.W. Turner. A ruggedly handsome captain with a thick beard, dressed in worn leather jacket and a crisp white shirt, standing confidently on the ship's deck, with a commanding gaze out to sea, surrounded by salty ocean air and the faint scent of seaweed, warm golden natural light casting a subtle glow on his weathered skin, captured with a shallow depth of field using a Canon EF 85mm f/1.4L IS USM lens on a 64-megapixel DSLR camera, resulting in a sharp focus on the captain's face, with a soft bokeh background of the ship's rigging and the endless blue horizon, reminiscent of the photographic styles of Steve McCurry, Joe McNally, and Scott Kelby. A rugged, bearded captain stands proudly at the helm of his majestic ship, his chiseled features and piercing gaze exuding a sense of unyielding machismo, as if carved from the very sea itself, surrounded by an ethereal aura of misty, golden light, reminiscent of Thomas Kinkade's whimsical, hyper-detailed style, with intricate, swirling patterns of fog and sea spray, infused with a soft, warm glow, evoking a sense of mystical wonder, in the manner of Ivan Aivazovsky's dreamy, atmospheric seascapes, and the bold, expressive brushstrokes of Frank Frazetta's heroic, mythic art. A rugged, bearded captain of the ship, exuding machismo, stands heroically at the helm, bathed in the warm, ethereal glow of heavenly sunshine, as divine, bright, soft-focus beams burst forth from the clouds, imbuing the scene with a holy, serene ambiance, reminiscent of the dramatic, atmospheric lighting of Albert Bierstadt, the majestic, sweeping landscapes of Frederic Edwin Church, and the vivid, impressionistic color palette of J.M.W. Turner.
February 6, 2025 at 10:56 PM
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ここでは、いくつかの詳細な画像生成プロンプトがあります: 1. "Surreal cityscape at sunset with vibrant orange and pink shades, towering skyscrapers, and a serene lake in the foreground." 2. "Whimsical forest with towering trees, twinking fireflies, and a hidden fairy village leading to a secret glade." 3. "Moody, stormy seascap
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October 28, 2025 at 11:00 PM
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La Mer aux Saintes-Maries by Vincent van Gogh via DailyArt mobile app
In June 1888, Vincent van Gogh traveled from Arles to the Mediterranean fishing village of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, where he spent a week painting and drawing. During his stay, he created two seascap
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November 15, 2025 at 4:20 PM
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Saint Bride, John Duncan.

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Saint Bride by John Duncan | National Galleries of Scotland
According to the legend of the Irish Saint Bride she was transported miraculously to Bethlehem to attend the nativity of Christ. Here two angels carry the white robed saint across the sea. The seascap...
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February 16, 2025 at 7:56 PM
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A GREAT fact I learned is most museums will let you download a high res version for personal use & you can take that to most print shops and get a REALLY good print pretty cheap. I am planning to do it for pre-raphelites & this, one of my fave paintings
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Saint Bride by John Duncan | National Galleries of Scotland
According to the legend of the Irish Saint Bride she was transported miraculously to Bethlehem to attend the nativity of Christ. Here two angels carry the white robed saint across the sea. The seascap...
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April 21, 2025 at 4:31 PM
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Title: Saint Bride
Date: 1913
Artist: John Duncan (1866 - 1945) Scottish

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Saint Bride by John Duncan | National Galleries of Scotland
According to the legend of the Irish Saint Bride she was transported miraculously to Bethlehem to attend the nativity of Christ. Here two angels carry the white robed saint across the sea. The seascap...
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February 1, 2025 at 11:23 PM