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Photography, Travel & Life on the coast
My “California Dreaming” lifeguard tower print is featured by Marnie Oursler! Have you ever watched the show Big Beach Builds on DIY Network? It features gorgeous beach houses in Bethany Beach, Delaware, restored or built from scratch by the super talented Marnie Oursler. I have long been a huge fan of both her work and
I know buying art online can be difficult, and having lots of different print options to choose from doesn’t make things any easier. To help sort things out, here are some facts about each of the print surfaces that I offer: Lustre Photo Paper Photo paper is a more affordable alternative to traditional fine art
Introducing a new affordable alternative to my fine art paper prints! I’m happy to announce that all my prints are now also available on professional photographic paper with a lustre finish. The lustre paper prints come unframed, and are a more affordable option for those who prefer to do their own framing. The archival matte
I love gallery walls, and I’m thrilled to announce that gallery wall sets are now available in my store! It all started because this particular set became really popular on Pinterest and several people reached out and asked about the images, so I decided to make them a set. And then I made a few
Happy World Oceans Day! This is “Sunstars” – brand new in the Ocean prints collection. Few things fill me with more joy than seeing sunshine glittering on water and this is one of my favorite mood boosting images. ☺ In celebration of this special day, all ocean prints are on sale this entire weekend: 15%
I just added seven new images to the “Ocean Waves” series, which I photographed in early spring at Good Harbor beach in Gloucester, MA. The water there has the most amazing colors year round; it can be tropical shades of turquoise in the middle of winter and a dark, steely blue in June. You never
These little Sandpipers showed up on our beach on a bleak spring morning, making a quick stop on their way from South America to Canada. Their annual migration is truly amazing – a few years ago, a research team put a tiny geolocator on a Sandpiper in Canada in June, hoping to be able to
A 16-print series from Portugal I photographed this painterly series on the Atlantic coast of Portugal on a magical summer day when the ocean was every shade of turquoise, blue, aqua, and green you can imagine, and the colors kept changing with every breaking wave. A blog post about the story behind these images