Reyes Shipwreck Acrylic Print

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The infamous shipwreck of Tomales Bay may be seeing her final years. In February of 2016 someone set fire to the vessel and the stern is almost completely gone. I was pleased to find her along my journey and chose to photograph her at night, with a starry backdrop. I would recommend a Somerset Velvet paper, for a painterly, softer look, or an acrylic or metal print if you want a bolder, image with rich colors and depth.

Seeking blessings and emotional rewards greater than the financial rewards of his mechanical engineering career, Everet made the decision to resign from his full-time job in October 2013 to pursue art as a freelance fine art photographer. A huge leap of faith in the financial sense, yet Everet has never second guessed his decision. His work has been internationally published and sells all across the world. Everet enjoys bringing beautiful scenes and wildlife images to people who would otherwise never see them. He finds the ordinary can be just as visually pleasing as the obviously beautiful, grandeur vistas. Creating beautiful images of his home town and surrounding area, is especially personal and rewarding. "The challenge is to...