Captured in Bayeux, France which is in the Normandy region. Bayeux was first settled by the Romans in the 1st century BC and was later destroyed by the Vikings in the late 9th century. rebuilding began in earnest in the late 10th century. Bayeux still contains buildings from the 11th century. The water in these images is the river Aure. Bayeux is 13 miles from Omaha Beach but was never occupied in WWII so the town escaped significant war damage. Canvas 30x40 , 20x30, 16x24
Captured in Bayeux, France which is in the Normandy region. This magnificent building was consecrated in 1077. Canvas 16x24
Bayeux was first settled by the Romans in the 1st century BC and was later destroyed by the Vikings in the late 9th century. rebuilding began in earnest in the late 10th century. Bayeux still contains buildings from the 11th century. The water in these images is the river Aure. Canvas 16x24
The river Aure winds its way though Bayeux, France where at times it narrows to a scenic canal that captures the morning mist. Canvas 30x40, 20x30, 16x24
The slow-moving river makes for a perfect reflection of the Old Bridge in Wurzburg Germany. Canvas 20x30
Charles Bridge is a historic bridge that crosses the Vltava river in Prague, Czech Republic. Canvas 16x24
The town of Bayeux France has numerous buildings along the Aure river with old waterwheels. Canvas 16x24
Made famous by the movie "The Longest Day". Army paratrooper John Steele became ensnared in the steeple of this church on D-Day. Canvas 20x30
The clubhouse of "The Old Course" of St. Andrews Scotland is considered by many to be the "home of golf" because the sport was first played on the Links at St Andrews in the early 15th century. Canvas 20x30
Near Lake City, Colorado in September. Canvas 20x30
Captured from the View Hotel. Canvas30x40
The Nevada Northern Railway in Ely, Nevada operated to serve local copper mines but ended operations in 1983. The Ely facility is now a large Museum with both steam and diesel-powered locomotives. This structure was used as a freight depot by the railroad. Canvas 20x24
The Nevada Northern Railway in Ely, Nevada operated to serve local copper mines but ended operations in 1983. The Ely facility is now a large Museum with both steam and diesel-powered locomotives. Canvas 24x24
Looking across Saline Bay on the tiny island of Mayreau in the Grenadines. Canvas 20x24
Photographed in Deshaies which is a commune in Basse-Terre Island, Guadeloupe (Caribbean). Canvas 30x20 (vertical)
The tiny harbor at Port Elizabeth on the Caribbean Island of Bequia which is part of the Grenadines. Canvas 20x30
Looking across Saline Bay on the tiny island of Mayreau in the Grenadines. Canvas 20x40
On the Dutch side of the Caribbean Island of Sint Maarten, the French side is known as St. Martin. Canvas 14x24
Giant Redwoods on the Avenue of the Giants in Northern California. Canvas 20x40
Lake City, Montana. Canvas 20x30
Bayeux France has a number of waterwheels on the river Aure and all are said to operate on occasion. Canvas 20x30
Near Port Gibson, Mississippi the stately home was completed in 1861 and burned in 1890 leaving these ghostly columns. Canvas 20x30 $300
Panoramic view of the entrance to Denali National Park, Alaska. This image can be printed up to 8 feet wide! Canvas 12 x 36
Giant Redwoods on the Avenue of the Giants in Northern California. Canvas 20x30
Athabasca Falls in the Jasper National Park, Canada in late Fall. 16 x 24 canvas.
Looking across Puget Sound from Camano Island, Washington. 16 x 24 canvas.