Art
Journey by Eduard Kolokolov
Wake Up by Erik Johansson
Art from Protean Seal – Heather Penn
Blue Skyscrapers by Reishin
Seagull – Jorey Hurley
Lineart afQF – Duong Quoc Dinh
Paros Boat – Andre Voyy
Ghost Ship by Alexander Rommel
Down to the Clouds and Collect Sky from a Well by Tiesei
by u/cptn_jtk
Dragon in a Bottle – Emma Lazauski
Fishing Port by Stephane W Richard
Whales – Naoki Sakai
Lost and Forgotten by Artyom Rhads
Photography
Wake Up by Erik Johansson
Tadpoles by Eiko Jones
Sand Struck by Lightning by Ken Smith
Origins by Carl Johansson
Sorvagsvatn (Norwary) by Gregg Braden
Bermejales Reservoir near Granada, Spain
Underwater Photography by Enric Adrian Gener
El Pit Cenote (near Tulum, Mexico) by Tom St George
Night fishing in Hawaii by Elliot Elisofon (1948)
Lost at Sea by Gary Tubbs
The Beginning
Life is short, and pleasures few
and holed the ship
and drowned the crew.
But oh! but oh
how very blue the sea is.
— Clive Barker
As we explore the nature of our beloved seas, we must ask ourselves where we stand in relation to it. Are we destroyers or saviors?
This website is not meant to be a harbinger for the end times, but rather to act as a purveyor of hope for the future. It may seem as if every action to conserve and protect our waters is just one drop in a vast ocean, and yet without each drop that ocean would still be incomplete. With ingenuity, passion, and effort, the state of the world can be improved.
Join me in figuring out how.
Hello early birds! As you can see, I’m just now getting this website up and running. I welcome feedback, but please excuse the mess! -RP, 19/11/2019
Tales of the Sea 