The Gillingham Islands are
a small group of rock islets
that lie off the southeast side of
Saxe Point and
Saxe Point and
are a main feature in the views from this
park in lovely Esquimalt.
They are a popular diving and
fishing location here,
fishing location here,
and by the amount of interest
shown to them by our group of outsiders
shown to them by our group of outsiders
Friday morning they are very popular
among plein air painters as well.
among plein air painters as well.
Another attempt for me to try and capture
the subtle light and colour
present on a cloudy morning
the subtle light and colour
present on a cloudy morning
on the shore of Juan de Fuca Strait.
Oil on wood panel
9 x 12.
9 x 12.
Comments welcomed and encouraged!
Jeffrey
8 comments:
Beautiful as always! I think you nailed the subtle color variations in the sky. Love it!
I like the colour you found in your Saxe Point sky, Jeffrey.
Thanks Sara...appreciate your comment!
Jeffrey
Thanks Ron...I'm starting to approach these types a little differently than in the past and I have been using a different colour ground!
Jeffrey
I love the subtlety in this one. It immediately caught my eye as it so wonderfully captures a particular light quality.
Thanks Karen...I appreciate more and more the challenge of grey day work!
Jeffrey
i like the pattern here...very lovely.
Thanks Tatina...appreciate it!
Jeffrey
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