Roll Over Painting Pictures (6)
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Digital paintings are an emerging art form in which traditional painting techniques are applied using digital tools by means of a computer and software. Below you will find all of our Roll Over Painting Pictures that we have on our website.
A funny close up photo of a black lab laying on her back in the sun. I think she had an itch on her back.
Image #165 | 1600 x 1200 pixels | 2.04 MB (jpg) | 5.49 MB (tif)
Black Lab Rolling Over on Back
A funny picture of a Siberian Husky dog being silly rolling over on his back while playing with another dog. In this photo, the husky looks to be upside down while laying on its' back.
Image #376 | 2804 x 2012 pixels | 3.50 MB (jpg) | 16.1 MB (tif)
Upside Down Husky Dog
A beautiful picture of the beach and waves taken on the shore of Makena Beach located in Maui, Hawaii. This photo was taken later in the evening when the clouds were starting to roll in and the waves were getting bigger.
Image #168 | 2488 x 1815 pixels | 3.88 MB (jpg) | 12.9 MB (tif)
Maui Waves & Beach
A scenic picture taken of a lake in the foreground, green rolling hills in the mid-ground, and interesting puffy white clouds and blue sky in the sky. This photo was taken near the Santa Cruz Mountains on the way to Santa Cruz, California near Highway 17.
Image #885 | 3072 x 2048 pixels | 3.40 MB (jpg) | 18 MB (tif)
Green Hill, Lake, & Puffy Clouds
This photo was taken near the hills of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco on a foggy, but sunny day. On this particular day the fog was just rolling over the hills from the Pacific Ocean as fast as it could and it was a site to see.
Image #262 | 2592 x 1944 pixels | 3.03 MB (jpg) | 14.4 MB (tif)
Fog Rolling over Road in San Francisco
A shot of the Bay Bridge with fog covering the hills of San Francisco, California. In 1929, the state of California began studies to find an alternative to the ferries, which were clogging the waterways. After years of study, and a little over three years of construction, the Bay Bridge opened to traffic on November 12, 1936. Its total cost, including an electric railroad which has since been abandoned, was $79.5 million. The best ways to enjoy the Bay Bridge are: From the San Francisco waterfont along Embarcadero Street, where you can see and photograph the span, and walk under it.
Image #216 | 2518 x 1843 pixels | 2.92 MB (jpg) | 13.3 MB (tif)
Bay Bridge & Fog Hovering
