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Adirondack mountains near Mirror Lake, Lake Placid, New York State. Painterly effect abstract image.

Oil painting and sketch of a view across the English countryside with dramatic sunset, created by Michael Gane

Navajo siblings around campfire on the Arizona desert

Painting in the church of San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore, Milan church of early Christian origin, Italy, Europe.

Watercolor mountain landscape. Mountain view in the fog. Digital painting - illustration. Watercolor illustration.

Astrophotography Starry Night Over Mormon Row Historic District at the Teton Range of Grand Teton National Park in the U.S. state of Wyoming

oil painting on canvas - sunset in the mountains, evening, drawing

Abstract painting of sunset for background or wallpaper

View through a rain covered coach window of clouds over a Costa Rica Nature Reserve.

Image from an original painting by Larry Jacobsen. (AF-036)

Horizontal landscape photo of Elm trees in silhouette on a country road at sunset near Armidale, New England high country, NSW.

Kerala backwaters landscape jungle forest on river painting

Fall colors in pasture and white fence Rockville Utah

$Mount Rainier is one of the most popular destinations in Washington state. It is known for its gorgeous scenery, seclusion, and difficulty level. Only those who are very experienced can complete the trail on all four sides!\n\nThe mountain is named after a large cloud called a cumulus, which hangs in the sky during certain periods. When it does this, it looks like a huge cumulus and can be beautiful.\n\nThe mountain is renowned for its snowfall season, which runs from late September through October. During this time, there is a average of 2 to 3 feet of snow on top of the tallest peak at around 14,410 feet.\n\nGeography of Mount Rainier\n\nMount Rainier is the second-highest mountain in Washington state, after Glacier National Park. It’s also one of the most popular places to visit in the state.\n\nThe mountain is shaped like a long, narrow triangle with its top end pointed forward. This makes it look like a tall, slender tree with a wide trunk.\n\nThe higher you go, the more elongated and slender your tree looks. At its highest point, Mount Rainier is 14 miles high!\n\nAt its base, Mount Rainier is only 4 miles high. However, because of its long shape, it takes longer to climb and get to the top!$

Oil landscape painting showing spooky dark forest in winter.

Autumnal leaf coloured forests at East Madison near White Mountain.

Bamford Edge. Ladybower, and Hope Valley. Digital oil painting of a winter sunrise temperature inversion in the Peak District National Park, England, UK.

Estuary of the River Taw in North Devon - a stormy view near dusk.

Daubing colorful clay materials with fingers on canvas, made by myself at home.

stunning landscape, river under contemplative clouds as seen through an infrared modified camera.

Oil landscape painting showing country road and old oak on a sunny summer day.

The illustrated scenic view of the river in a greenery at sunset

Brilliant Colors Of Autumn Cottonwood Trees Line The Owens Valley At Bishop California

St. Materiana's Church on the cliff at Tintagel. This image has been heavily post processed to give a painterly effect.

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