Trees are always magical in my mind.The power of nature and the symbolisim within trees. They take so long to grow and stand there for so many years.
The first photo is a fine specimen of a tree I think…..
The next photo is much more of a contained sort of tree but has a personalty different from the previous one.
…and finally a rather sad looking tree that seems to have lost most of its leaves,,,,and yes it is a shetland pony there that is feeding off the grass…
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No Dates just a look at some wonderful paintings….
Winslow Homer spent a year in the North-East painting though he used models the images he used are very evocative of time and place and the struggles of man and the sea.
He certainly seems well traveled as these next couple of paintings of Bermuda show
To finish this post a delightfull image of a lady and dog, the dog is a West Highland Terrier by the looks of it.
I know of someone who gets very excited by pylons and I must admit at certain angles they can be interesting,however we are not here for pylons but are having a afternoon at Bosham
A swan and ducks always make for a good photo
Visually wooden post posts are a good focal point and make for good reflections in water.
The next photo e shows Bosham Church which dates back to Saxon times.
A interesting angel this one above, I think….
A very old Door by th look of it….
Who can resist a flower?
Someone is getting showers……
A train speeds by at Bosham station on a July afternoon…
The clouds were interesting Saturday Morning and the contrast between the blue sky and white cloud led to some good cloudscapes.
For this post’s visual delights lets us visit the Scotish Higlands….the first picture is done using watersolouble crayons and a Pental Brush Pen….
This next image painted in Acrylic and measure only about 3x 4ins,,,,
Summer Squall, 1904 (oil on canvas)
Driftwood, 1909 (oil on canvas)
Two different paintings by Wilson Homer similar style but done in different years and at first glance you might be mistaken for thinking they are the same one. Same colours but different stories.
I do like Hydrangeas and this close up and cropped photo works well
This is a good Mature Hydrangea now and just carries on growing, again these photos are from the garden where I live.
I just think this deserves a post all of its own.
A Rose in a English Garden, I happen to add that it is a photo I have taken of a rose.
Bridgeman – Art, Culture, History.
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These couple of paintings by Matisse both of interiors and show a
room one of which is empty and the view through the window is important, the lower painting shows a occupant of the room and the interior is more important here.
Peder Severin Krøyer – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Today is the Birthday of this artist who was born On 23 July 1851 makes him quite old now!
Chris Bellinger 