Mystery and Magnificence of Waterscapes
Mother Nature, being the most talented artist on Planet Earth, continues to amaze us, the human race, with the exceptional and inimitable beauty and perfection of its masterpieces. Just like landscapes, waterscapes remain the most vivid artistic works, capable of revealing all the magnificence and true beauty of the sceneries, “drawn” by Nature. It is possible to say that waterscapes are often even more powerful creations in terms of emotional load and focus at some key or core elements. While landscapes are usually calm and relaxing, featuring multiple objects, such as trees, grass, houses, animals, buildings, clouds, etc, waterscapes often concentrate only on three key elements: water, sky, and stone. Thus, the special atmosphere of magnificence, greatness, and power is created.
With this showcase Cruzine offers its readers a gallery of waterscapes. It is a kind of hall of fame to Nature and its masterpieces. Each work, presented in this waterscape showcase, has its own peculiar character and emotional coloring, varying from tranquility and appeasement to the extremely vivid flashes of struggle and wild unbridled vigor. Looking at such sceneries, as shown at these illustrations, one gets more and more confident in the fact that such perfect natural masterpieces just could not be formed spontaneously as the result of evolution: every such waterscape adds points to the theory of the divine origin of Earth and everything on it…
End of the road by Bas Meelker


Force of Nature by Peter Bolman


Ribeira da Janela by Renato Lourenço


Cold Front Blues by Hougaard Malan


Kukup by Iwan Vinsens


The secret garden by Marcin Bera


*** by Sergey Braga


On a lone winter morning.. by Kieran OConnor


Blue Mirror by Michal Tercjak


Skye Isle by Fabien BRAVIN


Thundering Waters by Terry Dolle


Ghost ship by Konstantinos


Mourne View by Gary McParland


… elements by Raymó


Furious by Andreas Edman


White Sail by Marco Benedetti


Cape Kiwanda by coulombic


Abstract Aeons by Alexandre Deschaumes


Waves and green algae by Jordi Gallego


The Song of the Sirens by Mary Kay


Far And Away by Eric70


Elgol’s Moods V by Dennis Bromage


Cotton Coast by Paul Morgan


On An Island by Eric70


Stones by Yana Gayvoronskaya


The Sunbeam by Eric70


The Sunbeam 2 by Eric70


*** by Yelena Yemchuk


Fiolent by Yana Gayvoronskaya


Ocean Brushes by Kieran OConnor


Untitled by Wesley Law


Thors’ Well by Miles Morgan


A Deathly Silence by Ian Munro


Zen Tree by Ben Ryan


Tangled by Bill Mangold


Storm’s Passing by Paul Morgan


WaWe by tansuaygul


Goliath by storytaylor


The Lone fisherman by Amnon Eichelberg


Distant Beacon by Gary McParland


Photo by David Haviland


Watching by Miles Morgan


Reynisdrangar by Bragi J. Ingibergsson


Force of Nature by Arild Heitmann


Undaunted by Miles Morgan


Cove by Bragi J. Ingibergsson


Watching over you by John Parminter


Buried by Miles Morgan


Buried by Pani Ka


Käringön by Marcus Larsson


Neist Point by Mauro Tronto


The Heat by Mel Brackstone


Surge of the Sea by John Parminter


Skogafoss Waterfall by Axel Gimenez


Storm surge by Mel Brackstone


Seljalandsfoss by Henrik Spranz


Dettifoss by Daniel Brim


Shipwrecked by Mel Brackstone


Curtains in the Fog by Miles Morgan


Water, Land and Sky by AntiSpy


Under the Red by Justelene


Final Light below the Storm by Hougaard Malan


The Grotto by Hougaard Malan


False Bay 2 by Hougaard Malan


Crashing Through the Gates by Hougaard Malan


Sick of the Sea by Hougaard Malan


The Tree that Couldn’t Swim by Hougaard Malan


Adraga’s guardians by Hugo Fernandes


Magic Hour by Drew Hopper


Pastel Kogel by Philip Perold


A place where dream by Antonio Androsiglio


_the right moment. by adeadrockstar


Wahkeena Creek and Bridge by Paula Cobleigh


Mirror by Ricardo Silva


Tuckers Rock by Drew Hopper


Pacific Surrounds by Drew Hopper


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Pavol Janovicek With 30 years of life experience behind my shoulders, today I find myself focused mainly around two core values: my family (I am a happy husband and a proud father) and IT in its broadest meaning, including but not limited to hardware and software techniques and innovations. My special interest and true passion is photography. Here I am ready to put my signature under each word, once said by Dorothea Lange: “The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera.” Being a part of Cruzine team, I enjoy instant process of learning as well as sharing my own experience in photography and IT with the readers of this digital magazine.