After climbing the fire tower on Hadley Mt. and picking out some cherry trees, I got this quick 1/2 hour sketch in.
# 296 Edie Rd.
6 x 8, oil on prepared paper.
$100
I didn't put paint to paper until 7:30! These long days mean I can squeeze in a sketch so I did.
working at this time of the day certainly has challenges! I don't know where it will lead, but I'd like to try painting at this time of the day some more, I mean what could be more wild than a sunset?
Some how I've landed back at "pure" landscapes without any (very little) human activity in them.
Here is where I ended up. Things were changing rapidly....
This is the scene at the start.
This is the scene at the end.
This was looking in the other direction, I knew I didn't want to bite this off today, even though I think it would have been much more dramatic!
Today was mother's day! Alane wanted to go for a family hike, so we climbed up Hadley Mt. and the fire tower on top!
A nice sport (but it was certainly difficult: the trees for instance looked so different at the beginning and at the end!). And a superb family photo!
ReplyDeleteThanks Chani, The light changes so fast! I look at the challenge, and want to try it again, and yes my family is wonderful, I'm blessed to have them!
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