Archive of seascapes

Photo of the Month October

Posted by fotoviva on October 10, 2008 in Photo of the Month tagged with , ,

Our favourite photograph this month comes from our team member Don Tiffney and is entitled Safe Haven. Despite a very early morning start in the summer and a tricky combination of light sources Don has expertly worked his magic to make such a great image. A three minute exposure meant a steady tripod was required to keep the photograph nice and sharp! He tells us "A flat calm North Sea reflects the beam from the Flamborough Head lighthouse & the sodium lights cast a comforting glow over the weathered stonework on the harbour wall. This was photographed at 2am but it's not always as quiet

Digital ProTalk

Posted by fotoviva on April 04, 2008 in Photo Art News tagged with ,

Over at Digital ProTalk David Ziser posted a very complimentary article about our Art Prints on his highly respected photo blog. The title of the article reads: "Please place one hand, palm up, under jaw before viewing" David shows a picture of Graham Cormie's 'Hopeman Dawn' photograph and says he particularly likes the Seascape Art Collection. "It showcases some outstanding images and is worth the visit just for the viewing of so many inspiring images...tons of inspiration available." Thanks to David for rating our collection so highly. His blog is well worth a daily read. David Zis

Photo of the Month

Posted by fotoviva on October 10, 2007 in Contributors, Cool Images, Photo of the Month tagged with , , , ,

Our Photo of the Month is a new feature where we aim to showcase photographs of outstanding quality and beauty. For October we are presenting an incredible image by Tim Wallace called 'Northern Tide'. This is such a dramatic photograph with wonderfully vivid colours. Tim says "Northern Tide is part of a set of images that I'm working on to produce contemporary photography using an old weathered chair, basically in places that you would not expect to find a chair." "This shot was taken just next to the pier at Saltburn on the North East coast at the very early hours of 4:50am as the sun was ri