Step into a whimsical waterfront dream at the Center for Wooden Boats on Seattle's iconic Lake Union. 

This surreal fine art creation transforms the historic boathouse into a world where giant octopus tentacles emerge from behind the weathered structure, weaving through classic wooden boats and shimmering reflections. 

Dramatic skies, playful nautical details, and fantasy elements blend with Seattle's rich maritime heritage to create a captivating conversation piece. 

Perfect for collectors of surrealism, nautical art, Pacific Northwest decor, and imaginative coastal wall art.

Available as canvas prints, framed art, metal prints, acrylics, and more through Fine Art America.

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Center For Wooden Boats Seattle

When visiting Seattle, Washington one of the things you need to do is visit “The Center For Wooden Boats”! It is located on South Union Lake and is fairly close to the downtown area.

It was founded in the 1970's, contains a museum and, is dedicated in traditional boat education for people of all ages. There are more than 170 vessels that are mainly small sailboats and rowboats.

Center For Wooden Boats Seattle (LINK) Above is the "Lotus",  a yacht moored in The Center For Wooden Boats (CWB). The Lotus was built in 1909 and was the largest private yacht on the West Coast at that time. She also possessed all the latest amenities of the time: electric lighting and even a state-of-the-art intercom system. Presently, you can reserve the Lotus for weddings and parties. This image has been converted to a digital painting.

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Train Station Art

This neat little train station, located in Oregon City, Oregon is the last stop as you head to Portland and points north to Seattle via Amtrak. Also, you can catch the train heading south to Eugene and beyond. 

What caught my eye about the train depot is the nostalgic architecture. They have mixed the old train depot buildings with the new.

The yellow and brown shelter here dates back decades. But, of course has been remodeled.

This image was made using three different exposures and combining/converting those into a High Dynamic Range (HDR) photo.

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