East Coast Sunset

This photo was taken by Rachna.  It is facing west at sunset off paradise Beach Florida.  In the summer the Sahara dust comes and it makes for the most spectacular clouds and sunsets.  Almost like cotton candy in the sky. 

Naxos Port

Title "Naxos Port" Sunset Naxos Port Greece. A photo contribution by Sophia Paulinelli. 16 × 20 acrylic on canvas

 
A commissioned work. Not sure of the location or the person that took the picture I worked from.  It was a really satisfying painting to work on.   20 x 16 prestretched canvas. https://fineartamerica.com/featured/beach-train-david-pitts.html 

Beach Train

 

 From a picture By jose. A glacier in the mountains. I will add the exact location later. 16 x 20 on pre stretched canvas  https://fineartamerica.com/featured/glacier-david-pitts.html

USS Texas

USS Texas

From a photo I saw in some Naval Archives. Do not remember which one. One of the first battleships after the conversion from partial steam and sail to full steam. The expression became common from its use During the civil war. In 1864, Rear Admiral David G. Farragut (first 4 star Admiral) used this expression in the battle of Mobile Bay to get his Navy advance quickly. Today this expression can be used while you work on any project. So full steam ahead! Lets paint 16" x 20" acrylic on canvas

Lions bridge at night

From a picture I took during the lights at St. Augustine Florida at Christmas time.  It is the lions bridge at night. 

USS Constitution

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A painting for some dear friends Lee and Christina. I usually don't paint from stock photos, but it was tough to get one otherwise.