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Did you know that Printscapes also includes the beautiful Alaska Stock photo collection? This picture collection has some of the very best Alaskan photographers specializing in wildlife, landscapes, nature and more. Find your perfect Alaska photo here on Fine Art America at:

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Hawaii's palm trees, beaches, surfing, and scenery are timeless. Explore the vintage beauty of Hawaii at Printscapes.

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Nature up close is one of the finest forms of art. Explore the latest of what Printscapes offers in our Elements of Nature gallery....floral, grasses, leaves, shells, rocks, and more.

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Wall decor starting at only $37 for prints. See our latest WAVE photos at Printscapes.
Visit our Wave gallery at: http://printscapes.artistwebsites.com/art/all/waves/all

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As described by Wikipedia, Hula dancing is a complex art form, and there are many hand motions used to represent the words in a song or chant. For example, hand movements can signify aspects of nature, such as the swaying of a tree in the breeze or a wave in the ocean, or a feeling or emotion, such as fondness or yearning. Foot and hip movements often pull from a basic library of steps including the kaholo, ka'o, kawelu, hela, 'uwehe, and 'ami.

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FineArtAmerica.com is the world's fastest growing online community for living artists. There are currently 151,969 artists who sell prints of their artwork through our site, and each week, we offer a promotional discount on one print. The promotional print is made available in limited quantities and for a limited time at a substantially reduced price.The goal is to put museum-quality works of art into the hands of art collectors all over the world and, in doing so, build awareness of beautiful artwork being produced by the FAA artist community. When you purchase prints from FineArtAmerica.com, the proceeds go directly to the artist - you're supporting a community of living artists all over the world!

Dolphins are among the most intelligent animals in the world; Mixing their aptitude with a friendly appearance and playful attitude have made dolphins a favorite to all. Playing is important to dolphins; they play-fight with others, and at times they harass other local creatures, such as turtles. Dolphins enjoy riding waves and frequently surf coastal swells and the bow waves of boats.

Catch them playing with these Dolphin Images:

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With Valentines Day quickly approaching, love is in the air... and apparently underwater, too! Pick up this 16x20 print of Dave Fleetham's "Kiss a Turtle", only $85 for a limited time!

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Did you know that an ocean wave can travel thousands of miles before reaching land? In Hawaii our waves can reach well over 30 feet during the winter on the infamous North Shore of Oahu. The power of these waves carve into the rocky coastline and are friends to many surfers and water sport enthusiasts alike!

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This Valentine's Day, why not surprise your special someone with a rose that will last forever? Enjoy a limited time offer on Laura Fowler's "Red Rose" photograph!

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Pacific Stock Photographer Michael Sweet and his model wife, Monica, make an amazing team! Their travels to French Polynesia and adventures all over the Hawaiian Islands have brought us stunning landscapes, lifestyles and sea life imagery!

Michael Sweet Stock Imagery: http://tinyurl.com/INF-Sweets

Michael Sweet Fine Art: http://printscapes.artistwebsites.com/art/all/michael+sweet/all

Hawaii owes its existence to a hot spot in the Earth's mantle that has changed location only slightly over the past 70 million years. Although Volcanoes made life possible here, the countless eruptions of hot magma and lava look less than welcoming.

Volcano images for Stock: https://www.pacificstock.com/lbmail.asp?pb=volcano&co=PACSTO20

Volcano images for Wall Decor: http://printscapes.artistwebsites.com/art/all/volcano/all

"We live only to discover beauty. All else is a form of waiting."
- Kahlil Gibran

What is beauty?
Beauty is defined as the quality present in a thing or person that gives intense pleasure or deep satisfaction to the mind, whether arising from sensory manifestations, a meaningful design or pattern, or something else less tangible.

Some people say beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but in nature, there many things that could be argued to have inherent beauty. The shimmer of sunlight on the ocean, the sound of a rushing waterfall, the aroma of a spring rose - the world is full of beauty we can experience day to day.

Beauty in Nature images:
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Women are an embodiment of beauty. Everything about the female form is soft, smooth, and comfortable. Women are created as caretakers, and their bodies...

Oahu, which translates as the gathering place, is by far the most populated island in the Hawaiian islands. It is home to the famous Waikiki Beach, Diamond Head, Hanalei Bay, and Haliewa on the North Shore.

Oahu Featured Stock Images: www.pacificstock.com/lbmail.asp?pb=INF_Oahu&co=PACSTO20

Oahu Wall Art Images: printscapes.artistwebsites.com/art/all/oahu+landscape/all

Tomás del Amo is a fine art and commercial photographer. For over thirty years his images have graced walls of galleries and fine homes. His commercial work with fashion, products, and homes has placed his pictures in an endless array of magazines and advertisements.

Inspired by a love of beauty, his photography captures the magic of people, places, and moments.

Tomas' images in the Pacific Stock collection range from gorgeous lifestyles to iconic images of the Hawaiian Islands and we are pleased to feature him as our Photographer of the Week!

Pacific Stock Collection
Fine Art Collection

We have over 300 new images on our artist page from 9 of our amazingly talented photographers!
Click here to check out the new imagery!

"Art photography is not about conveying the literal truth about the subject, but more the personal interpretation of the subject"

I look in a photograph for more than simply a record of how the subject is generally seen or perceived. Instead I prefer something which goes beyond this, adding input from the photographer, whether capturing an unusual effect of light or viewpoint or the depiction of the subject at a stage removed from reality. The latter objective is frequently (although not exclusively) assisted by the use of monochrome which reduces the elements in the picture to their base constituents of shape, texture, form and composition.
Where the purpose of the photography is for artistic rather then record purposes, manipulation of the image is therefore perfectly acceptable, indeed desirable, provided it is true to the subject matter and is neither excessive nor inappropriate. For me, an effective interpretation that emphasizes and enhances the subject is more...

Pacific Stock is proud to introduce our newest contributor, Jenna Szerlag!
Her talent and explorations have created hundreds of breathtaking, inspiring and captivating images, and we've just added over 300 of them to our collection!

Having spent the first 22 years of her life amongst pastoral landscapes and the bitter winters of the Atlantic North East, it is hardly a surprise that Jenna was immediately captivated by the tropical island of Maui. So fascinated by her surroundings Jenna was soon driven to inspire others with her vision of the vibrant natural wonders she experienced each day.



Mostly self taught, she graduated from the New York Institute of Photography with special interest in Landscape Art. Jenna has traveled from coast to coast of the Continental United States and across varied landscapes of Europe, Alaska, Japan, Canada and Mexico. An explorer and an adventurer by heart, she embraces the natural aura and cultural nuances of each...

Last Week's POTW, Mary Van de Ven!

"Photography has given me a heightened awareness and sensitivity
of myself, of my environment and of all life."
-Mary Van de Ven


Having received a Fine Arts degree in Sculpture from the University of
Washington, Mary went to Paris to live and discovered photography was
an unlimited way to create images and a good way to travel.

Interested in space and form initially, living in Hawaii opened her eyes to
color and natural beauty. Mary has done commercial work in photo,
video and multi-image production and has traveled promoting Hawaii.
She now lives in the Pacific Northwest creating fine art and practicing a newly
discovered talent in healing and intuitive work for humans and animals.

View her stock collection here: http://www.pacificstock.com/resultsframe.asp?image=&lstfotogs=28
You can also view her fine art prints for sale here:...

Himani was born in Europe and has lived and worked as a photographer in Germany, Italy, India, California, and Hawaii and Australia where she currently resides.

Her passion is photographing "people", as children, hula dancers, surfers, in fashion, at weddings, on holiday and at corporate meetings.

Her Pacific Stock collection consists mainly of her travels to the South Pacific; Fiji, French Polynesia, Australia and New Zealand, as well as the Hawaiian Islands and her classic Hula imagery.

View her featured stock collection here: http://tinyurl.com/PS-Himani

You can also view her fine art prints for sale here: http://printscapes.artistwebsites.com/art/all/himani/all

The sun is shining and the flowers are blooming!
Spring is finally here and we are jumping for joy!
Wherever you are, check out our colorful springtime imagery!

View our Stock Spring images here: http://tinyurl.com/PS-Spring

And our Fine Art Spring images here: http://printscapes.artistwebsites.com/art/all/spring/all

Elisabeth Witte was born in Warsaw, Poland, grew up in Sweden, and now resides in Mississippi, United States. After moving to the United States, Elisabeth graduated from University of Southern
Mississippi with a major in fine art.

She has studied painting, drawing, design, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics and art history. Currently she is working on a Masters in
Fine Art at William Carey University in Mississippi.

Elisabeth's artworks have been represented in galleries in numerous countries around the world, including Sweden, Germany,
Belgium, Poland and the United States.

Her creative side seems never at rest; she is inspired by shapes and colors everywhere she goes. These shapes and colors are
transformed into her artwork.

We are thrilled to announce that Elisabeth recently added
31 new pieces to her 'Rhapsody of Color' Series!

View her Fine Art pieces for sale here:...

Allan Seiden may be a familiar name to many Hawaii residents, for it is attached to numerous island publications. He is perhaps best known for his contributions to the visitor book industry with the publication of such titles as Fishponds to Warships, a Complete Illustrated History of Pearl Harbor (the best seller at the memorial for the past three years), Diamond Head, Hawaii's Icon and The Art of the Hula. Seiden has held parallel careers as both a journalist and a photographer in the islands since 1974, when he arrived in Hilo town with the $600 that sustained him for six months. He has come a long way since then.

Originally schooled as an historian (with Masters Degrees in both Russian History and Education), Seiden has been collecting Hawaiian and Asian vintage imagery via the camera lens for the past 25 years. He is innately attracted to historical imagery, and, it seems, to the people who catalogue it. "Over the years, there were a lot of people who were remarkably...

"I'd rather have roses on my table than diamonds on my neck" - Emma Goldman

"Every flower is a soul blossoming in nature" - Gerard de Nerva

"The Earth laughs in flowers" - Ralph Waldo Emerson

Sometimes life moves pretty quickly, and it can be all too easy to miss the natural beauty in the world, especially during the dreary winter months. But with Spring right around the corner, here is your chance to stop and smell the roses!

There are many varieties of flowers in Hawaii, from the classic rose to the more exotic varieties of the Plumeria, Lily and Orchid; all of them offer bursts of color and fragrant aromas. Tropical flowers such as Hibiscus, Anthurium and Bird of Paradise are all unique and each one even more beautiful than the last.

The right flower at the right time can put a smile on your face; each one reminds us of the delicate artistic character that exists in nature.

View floral images available as artwork here:...

"Born in LA. Started shooting waves from Manhattan Beach Pier.

Moved to Maui. Surfed, shot the surf.

Returned to LA. Graduated from Art Center.

Opened a studio in Honolulu. Traveled.

Happily married with two kids, a dog and a chicken.

I love what I do."

-Dana Edmunds



See his entire Pacific Stock collection here: http://www.pacificstock.com/resultsframe.asp?image=&lstfotogs=41

You can also see his work available for Fine Art Prints Here: http://printscapes.artistwebsites.com/art/all/dana+edmunds/all

Sunset is undeniably the most romantic time of the day.. but why?

Scientifically, sunsets are beautiful because of scattered light and air molecules. As the sun is setting, a beam of white light from the sun is separated by air molecules changing the colors of the sunlight. Because colors like blue and green have shorter wavelengths that spread them farther, making them less present and leaving a sky of orange and red.

Whatever it is about watching the sky change colors, reflecting over the passing day, or witnessing a beautiful event that can be completely different with each passing day, sunsets are mesmerizing!

Take a moment to enjoy some fantastic sunset images at any time of day here: link

Or find a sunset to to home here: link

Larry Dale Gordon grew up in Southern California where his addiction to traveling manifested itself early in life. He was motivated by the freedom of travel and the ability to work as an independent artist. Gordon changed his career direction from Architecture to Photography and moved to Europe for three years.

Since then, Larry has traveled and worked in more than 70 countries worldwide, and has lived in Paris, London, Rome, and has walked the avenues of many other European, South American and Asian Capitals.

"Larry shoots exotic subjects with equal enthusiasm and Creativity. His photographs are ample testimony to the fact that both his wanderlust and reputation as an artist are secure."
-Gene Butera, Creative Director.


See his entire Pacific Stock Collection Here: link

\You can also see his work available for Fine Art Prints Here:

"I once photographed a painter whose work was brilliant and vibrant. When I asked him about it, he said "I am not afraid of color." Good words to live by, especially at a time when many photographs are judged by their technical strengths rather then the inherent joys of light, color, movement, emotion and engagement between the subject and the creator. I'm not afraid of color either.
My images are small slices of time, color and light. My images are bold. They pop. They are icons. They are captured moments. They shimmer. They move. They shine. They are bright. They are energetic."

I started out by telling stories as a photojournalist. As I moved into more commercial work, my worked moved from literal and documentary into something that reaches more into the heart of the scene. Something that might tell the viewer a little bit about me. Something that might tell the viewer about how the relationship between the subject and I evolve."

-- Ray...

Love On The Beach: A Romantic Love Poem
(By Injete Chesoni)
I am remembering
Sunsets and blue skies
And your eyes
Gazing into mine

I am remembering
Gentle warm breezes
And sweet kisses
As your lips met mine

I am remembering
The sound of ocean waves
As you whispered sweet nothings
Into my ears

I am remembering
Pitch black nights and starry skies
And your soft sighs
As your thighs met mine

I am remembering
(sigh)
Love As it was
Sweet
Love on the beach

See our Beach Lovers Fine Art Images here: Love On The Beach: A Romantic Love Poem
(By Injete Chesoni)
I am remembering
Sunsets and blue skies
And your eyes
Gazing into mine

I am remembering
Gentle warm breezes
And sweet kisses
As your lips met mine

I am remembering
The sound of ocean waves
As you whispered sweet nothings
Into my ears

I am...

Tara Thelen is an American artist living near Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Her artwork has been exhibited in galleries throughout the US, Europe, and the Pacific.
The inspiration for her work is emotion in all its various forms. As an artist, Tara's drive is to create art that elicits strong, positive emotions; art that leaves an impression and truly touches those who view it.

We are pleased to introduce her 17 incredible new paintings!

See her updated Collection Here: http://printscapes.artistwebsites.com/art/all/tara+thelen/all

Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, is a tradition that has been celebrated for centuries. It is a time for gathering around family and honoring ancestors.
The Chinese calendar is very complex, as it was set according to the lunar phases as well as the solar solstices and equinoxes, and is known to have been around as early as the 14th century. 2012 is actually year 4709 in the Chinese Calendar.
The five elements are also very important in Chinese Philosophy as they represent one's ability to interact with and create relationships between natural phenomena.
The Chinese Zodiac is the cycle of twelve signs determined according to the path of the sun, and assigned an animal characteristic.
The Dragon is known to be the mightiest of all the animal signs symbolizing dominance, ambition and success. In 2012, good fortune is said to come to those Dragons with water or earth elements.


You are a Dragon if you were born:
16 February...

Throughout his career, Bill Bachmann has traveled on location to over 170 countries on all seven continents, worked with four US Presidents and photographed over 1000 magazine covers!

Bill completed the most extensive photographic assignment ever attempted. This 295-day, 72 country shoot took him 214,000 miles (more than 8 times around the world) to photograph all the major monuments and people on earth. Kodak sponsored this grand venture as Bill explored the globe. He overcame many obstacles traveling those two years for Kodak .. from a ruptured appendix in Singapore, earthquakes in Egypt, a plane crashing in Amsterdam, food-poisoning in India, his plane going off the runway into the water in Hong Kong, bombings close-by in England and Spain, just to name a few. Yet he returned from these trips with outstanding images.

We are very pleased to have him on our team!

Check out his Fine Art Collection Here:...

John Hyde's collection of wildlife and wilderness images come from his appreciation of all things wild, and his inherent quest to explore the natural world that surrounds him.

His idea of the perfect picture is one that drives him to make another.
He believes that each image should be a stepping stone to the next, that is the philosophy that drives his creative ans unique vision.

"I can't imagine doing anything else that would provide the satisfaction I receive from sharing my work with others; opening windows that help enrich their lives and appreciation for the intrinsic values of wild things and wild places." - John Hyde.

View John's Fine Art Collection Here: www.printscapes.artistwebsites.com/art/all/john+hyde/all

View his Stock Collection Here: www.pacificstock.com/resultsframe.asp?image=&lstfotogs=42

Every year during the moths of December to May, Hawaii is home to approximately 6,000 to 8,000 Humpback Whales. The whales travel all the way from the Gulf of Alaska to breed and give birth.

The Hawaiian Islands are all wonderful locations to view the majestic creatures, though the Auau Channel and the Maui Coast are the most populated due to the lack of pollution and large open space. While births are never seen, Calves can be spotted in late January and are commonly seen close to the shore.

At about 45 tons fully grown, it is hard to believe the whales are able to propel themselves several feet above water while breaching. Early morning and Late evening is the best chance to catch the whales in action; fluking and breaching.

Their talents also include singing. The male Humpbacks sing to seduce their mates, as well as to signal other whales while they hunt their prey as a group.

In Hawaii the Humpbacks, or 'Kohala's' are treasures as they are...

Joss' incredible talent for capturing the heat of the moment in wet and wild water sports is what landed him Photographer of the Week here at Pacific Stock and Printscapes.com!

A French Canadian, JOSS grew up actively participating in competitive sports. His first visit to the Hawaiian Islands was at age seventeen to race in the Moloka'i Hoe Paddling Championship for the Canadian Crew. It was during this experience that he fell in love with Hawaii and it's waters.

Shortly thereafter he moved to the islands, picked up a camera and his first picture was published.

Focusing on his love for the ocean and knowledge as an athlete he honed his craft which led to the award-winning coffee table book, Paddling in Hawaii - A Photo Essay.

Now a full-time Oahu resident, Joss pursues his passion for the ocean and sports photography and specializes in capturing the lifestyle and people of Hawaii.

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Printscapes.com is known for superior quality images and it is photographers like Quincy Dein that make it possible. His stunning images capture the natural beauty and adventures of life and demonstrate what a sincerely talented individual we know Quincy to be.

"Growing up on the beautiful island of Maui has gifted me with a deep appreciation for the outdoors and adventure. If there is anywhere I'd rather be, it’s in the ocean. I love to spend my days surfing, kiteboarding, diving, hiking, and of course creating powerful images."

"As a photographer, I obsess over the details. My goal is to create the image exactly as I experienced it. The raw visual impact and emotion that a quality image delivers is second to none. I feel my range to be expansive. From cultural photography, to action sports, to lifestyle, to underwater, I try not to have my work bounded into a certain genre."

"I currently split up my time between Maui, California, and traveling the...

Cool Volcanic Facts about Hawaii! Check out our images of Volcanoes at http://goo.gl/wMGRg

The Hawaiian Islands are composed entirely of volcanic rock. The craters and mountains we see above land are merely a fraction of the enormous volcanic topography that is resting thousands of feet below the ocean's surface.
With a total of 13 volcanoes throughout the Islands, they are a common site for locals. The Big Island of Hawaii holds 7 volcanoes total, there are 2 volcanoes each on Maui, Molokai and Oahu.

Here on Oahu, the landmarks we are known for such as Diamond Head, Hanauma Bay and Koko Crater are all merely volcanic features of the Koolau volcano that makes up about two thirds of the island. The Waianae volcano is much taller than Koolau, as well as older, and towers over the windward side of Oahu.

Big Island's Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park is home to two of the world's most active volcanoes: Mauna Loa and Kilauea
Mauna Loa most recently...

From exquisite aerials to portraits, flowers, beaches, sunsets, Hawaiian adventures and much more, Ron Dahlquist's work is nothing but marvelous! We couldn't be happier to have Ron as part of our team!

Ron Dahlquist grew up in Southern California and began his career as a surf photographer. In the early 70’s, he moved to Colorado. He shot skiing in the winter and everything from rodeos to rafting in the summer. The diversity of each season in the Rocky Mountains brought endless creative opportunities. While living in Colorado, he also managed to make many trips to Hawaii to shoot the big surf. Even though Ron loved Colorado, he became captivated by the beauty and splendor of the islands. In the late 80’s, he made Maui home. Ron currently shoots editorial, commercial, and stock photography with his passion being travel photography. His photographs range from sports to sensitive pictures of the environment. He has won numerous awards throughout the years. Recently, Ron won...

Aloha,

When most people think of Hawaii, tropical beaches come to mind, and even though it is true we are famous for our beaches we have much more to offer when it comes to natural beauty. Take our waterfalls for example; Hawaii is home to some of the world's most incredible waterfalls!

Mt. Wai'ale'ale Crater on Kauai is said to be one of, if not the wettest place on earth, receiving as much as 450 inches of rain every year! No wonder Kauai contains beautiful waterfalls such as Wailua, Opaekaa, and Waipoo falls. Though, the Garden Island's most breathtaking falls are only accessible by treacherous hikes or helicopter tours.

Oahu is not generally known for its waterfalls, but it does have some worth visiting; Manoa, Waimea and Manawili falls are all easy to access along short hiking trails.

Maui is the best island for seeing waterfalls up close without going too far out of the way. The Road to Hana on the windward, or east side is home to some...

"As they all say, I came to Hawaii and never left."

That was 1973, since then Joe Carini has documented Hawaii, Asia & the South Pacific. Carini's love for photography started right out of college photographing weddings, class portraits and the like, but the desire to see and do more made him quit his job and start traveling, ending up in Hawaii. Since then he has garnered numerous credits and magazine covers from the likes of German magazines: GEO and MERIAN, in addition to numerous books and local magazines. He also participated in a book project along with 50 other international photographers titled SEVEN DAYS IN THE KINGDOM and also won a Honorable Mention and bronze medal from NIKON International. Joe's collection ranges from his stunning nature imagery to his breathtaking images from his tours of South East Asia and the Pacific Islands.

All of us at Printscapes.com eagerly await Joes submissions because they give us the opportunity to experience the...

Printscapes.com is happy to have such a talented and dedicated underwater photographer on board. His images allow us to see the wonders of mother nature that we can't see when our feet are on solid ground!

David Fleetham is one of the most published underwater photographers in the world. He began diving and photographing underwater in 1976 and has been in Hawaii since 1986. For the first ten years he photographed in the cold, but rich waters of British Columbia, Canada, and worked as a PADI Instructor and USCG Certified boat captain in various dive businesses in the Pacific Northwest and Hawaii. From Hawaii, David has been on assignments to, Indonesia, The Galapagos Islands, South Africa, The Bahamas, Micronesia, Australia, the Sea of Cortez, the Red Sea, the Socorro Islands, numerous locations in the South Pacific and Caribbean, and back to the cold waters of British Columbia.

David's photographs have been published around the globe, with over two hundred magazine...

Printscapes.com is proud to highlight our photographers/ models Monica and Michael Sweet! Their work is impecible and we are always delighted to see what adventurous images they bring us!

Monica and Michael Sweet express themselves as a team.
They spend their days working at what they truly love: photography.
In touch with the beauty of Maui and the Hawaiian Islands, Tahiti, and the South Pacific, they capture the spirit of the moment. Their style consists of unique vivid color, and intimate perspectives of our beautiful, tropical paradise. Comfortable diving, snorkeling, and kayaking, they strive to get close and capture the rare fleeting moments and aloha spirit of the islands and surrounding enviroment.

Monica was born and raised outside Geneva, Switzerland; always appreciating art and photography. Michael grew up in California practicing many forms of art and photography. They met in San Francisco, married a month later, and moved to south Maui where...