A Painting in Thought.
I have not had a minute to myself to sit down and paint or draw since the completion of the apple pastel. But that does not mean that I have not been thinking art. I had a marvellous walk during the last few days. I walked in the highlands of Scotland with my son and daughter in law.
I am hoping that seeing them on this blog just might inspire me to the next stage. Turing one of them into a painting.
This blog is linked to my other. Oh My Goodness Look at That
Scotland is a beautiful place - I have been there many times thanks to my husbands love of fly-fishing. I can't wait to come back, this time with my paints!
ReplyDeleteRalph bonjour,
ReplyDeleteMagnifiques photos... J'aime particulièrement la seconde... Elle représente pour moi ce que j'aime chez les arbres... attachement profond à la Terre.
Bises
Bellissime foto...complimenti Ralph
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful Ralph ... one could sit by that lake and dream all day !
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the marvellous comments. Oh Alice you need to know in Scotland we only have one LAKE the Lake of Mentieth but we have many many LOCHS and LOCHANS and this is just one of them.We do not know why we have that one lake possibly because it was named by somebody from England and it stuck.
ReplyDeleteI looooooove Scotland. Such nice memories from our trip there : )
ReplyDeleteA friend of mine once said when she wasn't able to paint, she was always "arting." I believe that's as important as the actual doing. Everything comes in it's own time and pace. Lovely photos. Perhaps I'll share some of where I live ... we have many ponds, lakes, rivers and there's always the Atlantic.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pictures Ralph. What a wonderful place to spend time. Have fun deciding which ones to paint.
ReplyDeleteNow I have to pick my jaw up off the floor. Beautiful photos. Thank you for sharing them!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful photos, Ralph. You might want to try what I do when I'm not sure what to paint... if I'm using a photo as reference... play with some creative cropping... looking around the photo and seeing some parts of it up closer while obscuring others often makes some part of it jump out and shout, "Paint me!"
ReplyDeleteHow fortunate you are to live so close to such majestic beauty!
ReplyDeletePaint them all ...paint them two or three different ways. Just paint, paint and paint!