Seachanges
Featured Work
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Poor Man's Dry Dock by Jim Phillips
Acrylic on 14”x11” canvas board What kinda served at least as an inspiration for this work was the memory of how much the unexpected cost of dry docking a large boat was. I ended up going back to something I could get in and out of the water myself.
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The view from home. by Simon Hathaway
This is a beautiful morning view from home in Lowick, the English Lake District, taken in September 2009. Nikon D300 / 18- 50 mm lens / 4 images stiched in Photoshop
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A Gros Morne Fishing Village by Brian Carey
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Safe shack................kj way............... by kjgordon
In my continuation to honor Lifeguards around the world here is one from Hernando Beach Fla. / Photo provided by Heavenandus777 / Put a kj spin on Safe shack / Mahalo wahini for your kindness…. / Acrylic on wood….... / this / is the bottom of this
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Shelly beach,Mornington Pennisula by Rosina Lamberti
Shelly beach,Mornington Pennisula
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Light Keepers Cottage - Byron Bay by John Waters
The Lighthouse keepers cottage viewed from the Lighthouse at sunrise. / Long exposure – Pentax K10d
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Looking over Langdale from Tarn Hows by Simon Hathaway
Taken on a winter afternoon as the mist finally cleared. This is a beautiful view point in the English Lake Dsitrict. Nikon D300 / Nikon 28-100mm Lens.
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Our Cove by Danielle Farley
This is the entrance to the cove my husband and I found while going down the Snohomish River.
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The Garden at "Stoney Bottom" in Bridgetown, WA by Elaine Teague
Shot with an Olympus 410 mju from my verandah overlooking the garden. This is one quarter of my garden in Bridgetown. There is alot more, but the rainbow happened to be on this side. / Click here to visit my Red Bubble Site gallery FEATURED IN THE “SEACHANGES”: http://www.redbubble.com/seachanges GROUP – 18 October 2009 / 7 September 2009 / 30 July 2009
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Camden Haven River by John Waters
Taken at “Bunnys corner” North Haven NSW. Smoke from burning off created a smokey sunrise. / Pentax K10d. 16-45mm lens@45mm. ISO 100,f5.6 / Taken 6/10/09 at 6.10am.
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welcome by handheld-films
...Bertha’s beach hut, looking out to sea, on a blue sky day Featured in ‘Out of the Blue’ and in ‘Seachanges’ (also included in ‘Moods’ – the new 2010 Calendar)
Recent Work
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Illusion by Anne Staub
All photographs and artworks in this portfolio are copyrighted and owned by the artist, Anne Staub. Any reproduction, modification, publication, transmission, transfer, or exploitation of any of the content, for personal or commercial use, whether in whole or in part, without written permission from myself is prohibited. All rights reserved.
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Whale Rock by Bellavista2
This photo was taken Is part of the Pacific northwest Coastline. The rock jutting out on the far left reminds me of a Whale, I love the deep blue ocean and the wildflowers growing down the side of the hill. Photo taken by Canon IXUS
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Old mates- a man and his friend by GeoffSporne
I caught this pair taking an early morning walk along the Sandgate foreshore, just enjoying each other’s company.
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Father & Son by GeoffSporne
Father and son share create happy memories together
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petrel cove and west island by tomboypete
west island here, viewed from petrel cove, at victor harbor, in south australia .
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Fellowship by oastudios
La Jolla, CA / Dawn
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Hawaiian daybreak by Tim Laski
Crackeling surf explodes on a rocky secluded beach as the sun rises in the Hawaiian chain.
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bluff wave by tomboypete
petrel cove, on the southern side of the bluff at victor harbor, has waves like this when the swell is pumping.
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Bush Cottage, Bridgetown, WA by Elaine Teague
Shot with Canon 450D and layered with textures from Deviant Art / Exp: 1/15 sec, f9, ISO 100, 18-55mm lens, focal length 55mm. / Click here to visit my Red Bubble Site gallery and view by category.
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Sunset Over Port Quin, Cornwall by David Silsbury
Sunset Over Port Quin, Cornwall Canon G9, 7.4mm, ISO 80 1/100 at f4 Featured in Polish Place October 2009 Port Quin is a small rugged inlet harbour on the North Cornish coast that has a compelling atmosphere all of its own. A place of peace and tranquillity on a summer’s day, and conversely, awe inspiring during a winter storm. Local folklore recounts that the entire fishing fleet was destroyed at sea one stormy night, there were no survivors. The women of the village tried to carry on without their men but, eventually, the hardship became intolerable and Port Quin was left deserted, with the fishermen’s cottages falling into disrepair and ruin. Today, there is little here but four National Trust holiday cottages and a few other buildings converted from old stone built fish warehouses. Text courtesy of Atlantic Highway Ltd
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Port Isaac from Trelights, Cornwall by David Silsbury
Port Isaac from Trelights, Cornwall Canon G9, 16.8mm, ISO 100 1/160 at f3.5 Port Isaac was a busy coastal port from the Middle Ages through to the 19th. century. Cargoes of timber, stone, coal and pottery were loaded and unloaded. Fishing was also important and still is, however tourism plays a significant part today. Most of the old village is 18th. and 19th. century cottages, many listed because of their architectural or historic importance. The streets are both narrow and very steep. Port Isaac is perhaps better know as the fictional Port Wenn from the popular British Television comedy drama series Doc Martin starring Martin Clunes.
About This Group
A seachange is an abandonment of city living in favour of a perceived ‘easier life’ in rural coastal communities.
A similar term, treechange, describes the movement of urbanites to the countryside.
Have you made the seachange or have a place in mind? If so share your images and stories of your new life.
This a place for treechangers and seachangers to meet up, improve their art and generally share with like-minded souls. You can add images that relate to the group’s themes showing where you live and the changes you would like to make.
You can also add nude shots that relate to the themes of the group!
A seachange is a lifestyle change – not a holiday/vacation.
Images of cities or urban areas do not fit into this group.
Images of the sea or coast or trees etc will not fit in unless they suggest a seachange or treechange lifestyle.
Ideally the seachange or treechange lifestyle should be apparent from the image’s narrative but you can add a description as well.
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