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B&W Photography – Pacific Northwest Coastal

These are three black and white photographic art prints from my website. Each one is located on the Pacific Northwest coastal zone.

The first capture is of fishing boats docked during sunset. The setting is Victoria Harbor located in Victoria, British Columbia on Vancouver Island.

The next one is an art print of the coastal surf along the Oregon Coastline as seen from a bluff between two trees. I liked the way the trees framed the capture.

The last one is also from the Oregon coastline. The scene is just off the Pacific Coast Highway and shows the rugged bluffs of the Oregon Coastline with this massive rock outcropping sitting in the surf of the Pacific Ocean.

Thoughts? As I have said before, everyone reacts to visual art techniques and looks differently, so I am not in the least offended by opinions.

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Architectural Art Prints Created Using Fauvism Technique

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In this post I’m featuring five examples of architectural subjects I created using a fauvism oil technique (Fauvism: a style of painting with vivid expressionistic and non-naturalistic use of color that flourished in Paris from 1905). This technique uses abstract shapes and variations of colors to create a unique look

I’ll start with an interior architectural presentation of a sun room. The inspiration behind this is a sitting room in a very large old Victorian home.

This next print is part of the Heritage Hill District of Grand Rapids, Michigan. The area has many refurbished old mansions brought back to their original glory.

Another house from that same district. This particular home was designed by the famous Frank Lloyd Wright (June 8, 1867–April 9, 1959). “His architectural style is most famously called organic architecture, which is an all-encompassing philosophy of designing buildings in harmony with humanity and the environment. He also pioneered the Prairie School style, characterized by strong horizontal lines, open floor plans, and integration with the landscape.”

This next print is an oyster farm on San Juan Island located in the Pacific Northwest. The farm itself is located just outside of Roche Harbor in a protected bay. This old building was being used as a storage facility and a focal point for customers purchasing oysters.

This next print is the Hotel De Haro at Roche Harbor located on San Juan Island, Washington. The hotel is the oldest continuous operating hotel in the state.