Breakwaters in the Cíes Islands: Atlantic Fine Art Photography

This image captures the raw power and serenity of the Atlantic Ocean meeting the land. Taken in the Cíes Islands (Galicia, Spain), the photograph highlights the geometric and weathered textures of the breakwater blocks, standing as an immovable barrier against the vastness of the sea.

The composition balances the solidity of the stone in the foreground with the fluidity of the water on the horizon, creating a visual dialogue between resistance and motion. It is a piece with character, perfect for those seeking to bring the energy of the sea and the texture of the Galician coast into their interior spaces.

Usage & License: Digital asset available for immediate download. Your purchase includes a lifetime use license (one-time payment, no royalties or hidden fees). This artwork works magnificently in large-format Fine Art prints, making it ideal for decorating offices (conveying solidity), modern living rooms, or designer bathrooms that require a focal point of intense nature.

Visual Specifications:

• Style: Seascape, Natural Texture, Realism.

• Dominant Colors: Stone grey, deep blue, cyan, foam white.

• Feeling: Strength, resilience, vastness, outdoors.

Personal License: Ideal for decorating your home, private office, or for personal use.

• Permitted Use: Strictly private. Printing for Decoration and wallpapers.

• Prohibited Use: Use on websites, social media, advertising, or resale is not allowed.

• The file includes:

  • Format: JPG (High Quality)

  • Resolution: 150 dpi (Optimized for Wall Art Printing and Large Format).

  • ICC Profile: sRGB (Universal viewing standard).

Commercial License: The choice for agencies, businesses, and creative projects.

• Permitted Use: Advertising, Marketing, Websites, Packaging, and Editorial (with standard industry limits).

• The file includes (Professional Pack):

  • Master Format: 24-bit TIFF (Uncompressed) for maximum editing quality.

  • Resolution: 300 dpi (Print/Editorial Standard) | Profile: Adobe RGB (1998).

  • Additional File: Reference JPG (sRGB).