Rocks Magnets

Orange Mountain

Waterfalls in a Forest Morning Sunshine

Light House Section

Rhodes beach

Stone balancing is ant art where stones are naturally balanced on top of one another in various positions.

Digital collage made with scanned images from books, magazines or comics.

USA. Alaska. Wild River.

Binalong Bay beach viewed through the granite boulders covered in orange lichen

A photograph of a crazy lace agate in my collection, part of an on going series.

The Vibrant Waterfall by Pamela Storch Copyright © Pamela Storch All Rights Reserved pamelastorch.com Poem also available. Subscribe to Pamela Storch on YouTube for the latest videos.

Two images of a beach joined together to create a panoramic view of the shore. Taken at Southend-on-Sea with a Nikon D3100, using a Sigma 10-20 zoom.

Guillemot colony on the Farne Islands - Northumberland, UK. The Farne Islands lie between two and three miles off the Northumberland Coast between Seahouses and Bamburgh. As well as being the most famous Sea Bird Sanctuary in the British Isles they also have a large colony of Atlantic or Grey Seals.

Seagulls flying over the crashing waves, Seahouses, Northumberland, UK

Rolling Stones Retro Curling Design

This is my second of many colored pencil rock drawings and is part of my Alaskan Inspirations and Rock Art Collections. Simple collected detailed rocks displayed in fun, balanced arrangements.

Can you see the sky through a formation of rocks or can you see a reflection of the clouds in a rock pool? Only the waves at the top of the picture really give it away.

Original painting of a sundown in the desert. Created by using acrylic paints.

Roses and Mountains

Another shot of The Nobbies from a slightly different perspective. The Nobbies are at the southern end of Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia.

An all over design of purple amethyst crystal. February birthstone and said to have magic healing properties.

Get yourself to a point in life where you have only limited limitations. See it in your mind to begin with, set your goals and then make it real. Be unstoppable!

Those who know how to cherish the Drinks know that the best way is to Drink On The Rocks and to Hold The Drink and Let it Breathe!

Shiny precious gems and gold digital artwork, imitating a painting. AI created artwork.

This souvenir is perfect for anyone who loves camping and hiking. It features a beautiful design of Bryce Canyon National Park, making it a great reminder of your outdoor adventures.

Glorious Display of the Mineral Skull Monarch.

Copper Horse

Took this image whilst talking to the beach between Lennox Head and Ballina NSW.

A photo I took at Pt Lonsdale "The Rip" showing a lovely rock pool and shimmering water.

Beavertail Cactus Flowering

Argyle Place is a mostly intact row of Colonial Georgian Terraces beside the Millers Point end of Argyle Street in the part of Sydney known as The Rocks. It is part of an historic streetscape comprised of a row of terraces, a central park and a dominant church, giving Argyle Place the appearance of a typical English village square. The creation of Argyle Place commenced by Governor Macquarie however the area was not fully formed until after cessation of quarrying of the nearby rockface in about 1865. Nikon Coolpix P610

Whisky Bay, Wilson's Promontory National Park, South Gippsland. Whisky Bay is a small sheltered beach at Wilson’s Promontory with unusual rock formations at each end. You can see these rocks first as you enter the beach from the path. The rocks resemble huge pebbles with many years of weathering from the ocean. In the background you can also see Norman Island.

face everything with no fear

Arcalis area in the Pyrenees at summer

*Sky, Rocks, Birds and Trees - all sharing the same destiny.* *Acrylic on Panel* *50cm x 60cm* *SOLD*

The rocky cliffs of Hartland, Devon, UK (Nikon D5200)

Nikon D5200; lesn: AF-S DX Nikkor 55-300mm Golitha is a famous beauty spot on the southern edge of Bodmin Moor in Cornwall, UK. Known locally as Golitha Falls (goitha is the Celtic word for 'obstacle'), the reserve is an area of woodland occupying a steep-sided valley gorge, with the River Fowey flowing through it in a series of spectacular cascades.