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Paintings Without A Brush

These artworks never saw a canvas, paint or brush: just a selection of electronic programs. The images are all copyrighted, but you may print them for personal, non-commercial use. High resolution files or prints are available at a reasonable price. I hope you enjoy them! Carl S. Webber, Wayne PA.

Wednesday, March 26, 2008

HOUSE BY THE LAKE

Posted by carl s webber at 4:03 PM

Labels: INLAND MAINE

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"And their cohorts were gleaming in purple and gold." (1)
A glimpse off the water (1)
A view along the shore toward the Footbridge. The old dory appears in many of my compositions. (1)
ABSTRACT DISTRACTION (1)
ACCROSS THE BAY THE CHURCH AT BOOTHBAY HARBOR IS FRAMED BY THE EXPOSED ROCKS (1)
AGAIN AT BOOTHBAY HARBOR (1)
AND ALL IS CALM (1)
AND THE WATER IS NOT TOO WARM (1)
ANOTHER WONDERFUL DAY BEGINS (1)
APRIL 11 - THE FIRST WARM DAY THIS YEAR (1)
AT LAST (1)
AT THE TIP OF SOUTHPORT ISLAND MAINE (1)
BEHOLD IN THE WEST THE SKY IS BRIGHT (1)
BOOTHBAY HARBOR (1)
BRIGHT WARM SEA-SCENTED AIR (1)
BRILLIANT MORNING LIGHT (1)
but stay behind the yellow warning tape. (1)
BUT TIDE AND TIDE WILL MOVE ALL (1)
CALM MEDITATION PEACE SLEEP (1)
CALM WATER (1)
DECORATED BY AN OLD CART WHEEL (1)
DON'T WORRY: WESTERN MA JUNE 1997 (1)
Dwarfed by Christ Church Cathedral - or so some think. (1)
EAST BOOTHBAY HARBOR HOSTS ANOTHER RISING SUN (1)
EAST OF THE POINT BUT NOT OFF THE POINT (1)
EXULTATION OF TREES (1)
FAST BUT SHALLOW (1)
February now - and I remember Autumn. (1)
FRAMED BY TREES (1)
FRESH INLAND WATER - MAINE (1)
From a boat about 4 pm on a nice summer day. (1)
From a car heading North. (1)
FROM A ROCK ACCESSABLE AT LOW TIDE (1)
FROM THE NW CORNER OF SOUTHPORT ISLAND MAINE (1)
FURNACE ENERGY CAME FROM COAL AND RUNNING WATER (1)
George Washington Memorial Chapel on Route 23. This beautiful church is a pleasant surprise to many visitors to Valley Forge National Park. (1)
HOT AND SUNNY IS THE FORECAST (1)
Hot August day with pale sky. (1)
IF THE BEAK WERE BLACK AND THE FEET YELLOW HE WOULD BE A SNOWY INSTEAD OF A GREAT (1)
In saecula saeculorum (1)
In the background is the Church - said to look like a sail itself (1)
INLAND MAINE (1)
It depends on the tide and your point of view. (1)
LIGHT FALLS ON A STRONG EBB TIDE (1)
LOOKING NNW FROM A STRATEGIC SPOT ON SOUTHPORT ISLAND (1)
LOW TIDE - WATER 63 DEG F (1)
MEMORY OF VERMONT (1)
NORTH OF THE FOOTBRIDGE (1)
OGUNQUIT WHERE THE ROCKS ARE GRAINS OF SAND (1)
ON THE BANKS OF THOMPSONS GUT (1)
ON THE FALLING TIDE (1)
ONE MAN CONTEMPLATES HIS INFINITY (1)
OVER RAM LIGHT (1)
QUIET OVERCAST DAY 1974 (1)
SITTING IN PATCHY SETTING SUN (1)
SOUTHPORT ISLAND (1)
Still some direct light on Mouse Island - but the rest is reflected from the clouds. (1)
SUMMERY LOOK FOR LOBSTER WATERS (1)
The boats point into the outgoing tide. (1)
THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE CARES FOR THIS CA 1830 IRON PRODUCTION COMMUNITY. (1)
The waves are great (1)
The white house up on the far right was the Ironmaster's Mansion. (1)
THE WIND PAINTED THE POOL WITH FALLEN LEAVES AND BLOSSOMS (1)
THE YELLOW LEAF (1)
THIS VERSION SINGS (1)
Two power reactors steam in upper left. (1)
VAUT LE DETOUR (1)
VERMONT HILLS (1)
Wayne PA Main Drag (1)
When the tide comes in the boat rises...for a while. (1)
WITH LOBSTER POTS AND THEIR OWNER (1)
WORTH THE VISIT (1)

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One of these days I'm going to get (more) organized...

There are a number new ways of now available for art presentation on the blog, so I'll be experimenting. If you have any suggestions, please let me know: carlswebber@gmail.com.