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The weather in Western Oregon is of course, notorious. As I was preparing to move here from New Mexico, everybody asked me 'what about the rain'? I answered that I craved it, belonged to it, almost like a racial or ancestral memory. This has proven so true.
In between storms in early winter a very cold fog can settle in for days. It is thrilling.
4 comments:
This is outstanding. Fog and rain definitely change the mood of any scene, especially in the high desert(in my opinion.)
I picked up a used copy of THE CONTENT OF WATERCOLOR and am thoroughly enjoying it. I just wish the book had more color. Thanks for the reference.
My condolences for the passing of your father. This painting is gorgeous, I love your technique!
Good luck and lots of good vibes from Miami.
Gorgeous, R.
oooooooh! This one is exquisite! I am really enjoying your blog.
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