Canadian Torii III

This striking black-and-white piece captures a serene seascape where calm waters gently lap against the rocky shore. The composition features a minimalistic structure of four posts, rising from the water, creating a sense of architectural elegance. The smooth surface of the water reflects the pillars, enhancing the tranquility of the scene. The light is soft, resulting in a dreamlike quality, inviting the viewer to contemplate the stillness and beauty of nature. The rocks in the foreground add texture and contrast, grounding the ethereal quality of the water and the pillars. Overall, this piece evokes feelings of peace, solitude, and introspection.
This painting would be an excellent addition to a modern living room, a tranquil bedroom, or a serene study. It can complement a minimalist decor scheme, bringing a calming influence to the space. The black-and-white color palette allows it to harmonize with various color schemes and styles, making it versatile for different interior designs.

It was a rainy day in August 2020. Usually it is sunny and hot in Vancouver during the summer months. I was bored at home and thought it might be a good day to discover an unknown place down in Steveston, British Columbia - Canada. I hopped into the car including my gear and drove down to Steveston. A small fisher town not far away from Vancouver. I discovered the Garry Point Park and I saw all those pillars standing strong in the Fraser River. I took my camera out and captured some long exposure images. It was still raining during the shooting and thankfully the weather conditions created a unique and soft mood.