We rival the colors of New England fall foliage right here in Delaware.
The first hint of autumn is always a welcome sign after a long, hot summer. In Delaware, the turning of the leaves signals the start of fall celebrations and all things pumpkin. One of the best places to enjoy the crisp autumn air is at Coursey Pond in Frederick.
Autumn at Coursey Pond Wall Art
This beautiful autumn scene was captured at Coursey Pond in Frederica, Delaware by Bill Swartwout Photography. It appears to be two scenes in one, with the colorful fall foliage and brilliant blue sky being reflected in the still waters of Coursey Pond.
Jigsaw Puzzle of the Autumn at Coursey Pond Photograph
How about the challenge of working a jigsaw puzzle with the intricate designs created here by Mother Nature.? Would you give it a go – or perhaps gift one to a friend or family member with an affinity for puzzles?
The bright red lighthouse at Charlevoix, MI is a beautiful sight to see.
Intro: The pierhead light at Charlevoix, Michigan is an aid to navigation on Lake Michigan delineating the pier/breakwater at the entrance to the harbor of Round Lake. When viewed against a bright blue sky, this uniquely bright red paint is quite distinctive and memorable.
In this Expressionism Abstract presentation, the bright red against the bright blue is distinctive and makes a statement that would look great as an accent piece or “conversation starter” in your home or office.
Here’s where to see larger images and/or to purchase prints of home decor items.
The Charlevoix South Pier Lighthouse (pierhead light) at Charlevoix, Michigan is an aid to navigation on Lake Michigan. This lighthouse was deemed excess and offered at no cost to eligible entities, including federal, state, and local agencies, non-profit corporations, and educational organizations under the National Historic Lighthouse Preservation Act of 2000.
Lighthouses are one of the most recognizable landmarks around the world, displaying a guiding light as a symbol of adventure and discovery. The Charlevoix South Pier Lighthouse is an aid to navigation on Lake Michigan delineating the pier/breakwater at the entrance to the harbor of Round Lake.
Constructed in 1873 and located at the mouth of Round Lake at Charlevoix, Michigan, the Charlevoix South Pier Lighthouse was dedicated on January 21, 1874, three days after its construction. The lighthouse became operational on January 1, 1895 and is still a functioning aid to navigation.
Charlevoix South Pier Lighthouse Wall Art – Perfect for the maritime collector, or for a coastal home! The light in the foreground is a fifth order Fresnel lens characteristic of early 19th century towers. This is twice as large as the standard 3-inch lens found in many small lighthouses. The light in the center is a lens that would have been used during the foggy nights on Lake Michigan.
As a leading retailer of lighthouse artwork, marine prints, and nautical decor, we are pleased to offer you this lighthouse print. The Charlevoix South Pier Lighthouse Wall Art is a beautiful representation of the location where you can enjoy a day on the pier.
Here you can find Charlevoix South Pier Lighthouse Wall Art which is the reproduction of a print by Clayton Thomas. This souvenir print is printed on heavyweight paper using an inkjet printer and depicts an 1882 vintage postcard view of Charlevoix South Pier Lighthouse, circa 1939. The lighthouse was established in 1839 as a wooden tower with lantern room, replaced with a brick tower between 1843 and 1875, it stands 30 feet (9 m) tall.
The Charlevoix South Pier Lighthouse wall art print is stunning. Each order is made using high-quality materials. The framing is unique and a final touch, making your print the centerpiece of any room. Take a look by clicking one of the included links or the images themselves.
Add some coastal style to any room with this stunning piece of Lake Michigan nostalgia. The image captures part of the harbor entrance at Charlevoix, Michigan, with a view featuring the pierhead light.
Bring the joy of Michigan to your home with this charming and colorful image. With the scenic beauty of Lake Michigan right in your home, you have a constant reminder of summer days spent on the water and warm memories waiting to be made.
These driftwood trees on the beach appear to be having fun.
Well, they are not really dancing but if you tweak your imagination just a bit – they just might be. Dancing, that is, dancing to the beat of a different drummer, one provided by Mother Nature.
Celebrating on center stage are a “couple” of trees that appear to be dancing in the transition zone between the barren driftwood and the lush marshland of Jekyll Island, Georgia.
Driftwood Beach is akin to a “scene from another world” on the northern end of Jekyll Island, Georgia. It is a picturesque place featuring numerous driftwood trees and parts of trees. This mystical place was created by years of erosion that caused many trees to topple into the salt water of the Atlantic Ocean and die. While driftwood is a form of marine debris, or tidewrack, is can also be quite beautiful and even mysterious. The salinity of the ocean water tends to preserve the trees for many decades – if not longer.
Some people ask: “Do you actually display your work in your own home?”
“Of course I do!,” says Bill Swartwout. “If I don’t believe my work is suitable for display in my home how could I expect someone else to purchase it for their home or office?”
Here is a (cell phone) picture of my “Dancing Trees” matted and framed and hanging in a prominent place in our home. It is in a location that everyone who visits will see it. It has received many compliments, which makes me happy that I am displaying such a unique piece for others to enjoy.
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This scene is also available in an Expressionism Presentation and as a simulated Charcoal Drawing. Use the links below to see which you like the best. (I certainly will appreciate your response in a comment below.)
