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Fine Art America app available
April 18th, 2013
Have you ever wanted to sell prints directly from your own website?Now you can!Simply login to your account, click on the shopping cart widget icon, pick out the widget that you want use, and then copy and paste the provided HTML code onto your website.It's that easy. As soon as you paste the HTML code onto your website, the shopping cart will instantly appear. Your website is now a fully-functional e-commerce site with the ability to sell canvas prints, framed prints, metal prints, acrylic...
January 2nd, 2013
Hawaii's waves are legendary. There are three basic swell sources that can reach Hawaii's shores from all directions: the east-northeast trade winds, the North Pacific lows, and the South Pacific (Southern Hemisphere) lows. Hurricanes and Kona winds from the local southwest can also create high surf during the winter, although surf from these two sources are not common in Hawaii.
During the winter months in Hawaii, hurricane strength storms build in the North Pacific off the eastern...
Use Featured Galleries to Find the Best Artwork
August 3rd, 2012
Printscapes.com has worked hard to fill a collection with artwork that is worthy of hanging on your walls! To view the best of the best, check out our featured galleries - including Best Sellers, Best of Hawaii, Featured Artwork, and Featured Photography.
February 24th, 2012
Cool Volcanic Facts about Hawaii! Check out our images of Volcanoes at this link.
The Hawaiian Islands are composed entirely of volcanic rock. The craters and mountains we see above land are merely a fraction of the enormous volcanic topography that is resting thousands of feet below the ocean's surface.
With a total of 13 volcanoes throughout the Islands, they are a common site for locals. The Big Island of Hawaii holds 7 volcanoes total, there are 2 volcanoes each on Maui,...
Viewing The World Through The Eyes Of Joe Carini
August 15th, 2011
"As they all say, I came to Hawaii and never left."
That was 1973, since then Joe Carini has documented Hawaii, Asia & the South Pacific. Carini's love for photography started right out of college photographing weddings, class portraits and the like, but the desire to see and do more made him quit his job and start traveling, ending up in Hawaii. Since then he has garnered numerous credits and magazine covers from the likes of German magazines: GEO and MERIAN, in addition to numerous...
Dave Fleetham, Underwater Photographer Extraordinaire
August 8th, 2011
David Fleetham is one of the most published underwater photographers in the world. He began diving and photographing underwater in 1976 and has been in Hawaii since 1986. For the first ten years he photographed in the cold, but rich waters of British Columbia, Canada, and worked as a PADI Instructor and USCG Certified boat captain in various dive businesses in the Pacific Northwest and Hawaii. From Hawaii, David has been on assignments to, Indonesia, The Galapagos Islands, South Africa, The...
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