The sun is low in the sky and at a certain point at this time of year this was a afternoon shot and the light effect was interesting and dramatic
Where the land meets the sea is always worth a look this is the eastern end of The Isle of Wight from Hayling Island
I like this shot for the sky and light contrast This is looking east and the scenery changes and looks more river like in fact this is part of Chichester Harbour
I was walking along and something caught my eye.it is the corner of a pub in Southsea and where it is it catches the full blast of all the south westerlies, so you can imagine that paint need repainting once in a while,Notice the red in the bottom photo.The cropped version is at the top and the more important photo though the red on black and white with black make for a interesting composition.
Over at my friends Martha’s blog An Artists Journal there were some lovely photos that martha took of some decaying industrial buildings. I have been meaning to take some photos of just one such decaying site that I pass nearly everyday,the site is waiting to be redeveloped into flats and residential but `I guess the downturn has put paid to that for a while
I really like the leaves and the metal grid effect in this shot
Perhaps it could be Sydney Harbour Bridge?
A bit of old cable and can have effect
That Man has been painting again!
10x7ins
Painting on cardbourd is interesting and gives rise to different experiences and perspectives. you can see the cardboard and this gives off a worn effect like a old wall.
When I was at art school there was plenty of cardboard around and this was a usefull at the time.
This image was painted with Acrylic
10x11inches
blasted by the wind and bleached by the sea air,salt and spray, trees along a shore line can grow into incrediable shapes. and are worth stopping for and looking. The predominent wind around this part of the world is SWso most of the trees that catch the full blast point in a north-easterly direction.
Here are two photos of a painting in progress. Though I keep thinking i should really stop now…..
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I liked it here but had to do that bit more, add a touch here, scrape a bit there……
I could stop now but think there is a bit more to do!
The painting is 12×7 inches approx Mixed media but mainly Acrylic with emulsion
if you look closly you can make out a cobweb, Prooving that on a damp walk you can find interesting things
Could not resist the picture of this work this so delicious
This is heaven
….and this is devine
to see more of his work….here
I like this one for the very act of being the moment in time…
The use of of colour is good in this one and is of light, the objects on the table equale to the two figuers in the room….
Another act of moment concentration of doing….
This one has to be a favourite as the window is a feature and you catch views of the outside landscape and if you look closler you can make out eight different paintings within frames! We are however drawn back into the room and the objects on a table The triangle shape of the portion of the table that is shown. the importance of the floor.
a almost direct view to the outside, The objects on the table in rediness for a meal. The light on the table as it reflects off the cloth….
These are truly remarakable paintings by a remarkable artist
A painting on a wall is different from a painting in a studio.
On a wall a painting breaths and says this is where I belong.
where a painting is hung is important and it needs to speak to you from there
Chris Bellinger 