Showing posts with label sunset. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sunset. Show all posts
Friday, July 18, 2014
Falls Twp. Park, Sunset
Lakeside Flowers, sunset, oil painting, 11x14
Maria and I went fishing at the lake in Falls Twp. Park. The lake is bordered by bushes and flowers with openings where you can stand and cast from the shoreline. We were walking back from a slow evening of fishing when I spotted this section lit up by the sun.
Saturday, June 8, 2013
The Light Show
The Light Show 11x14 oil
On the walk back to the car after an evening of fishing we always look forward to the light show at the end of the night. Some nights its dull others times its brilliant.
Labels:
evening,
falls two lake,
lake,
light show,
sky,
sunset
Friday, May 31, 2013
The End of a Good Night
This was at the end of a evening of fishing. I watched as my wife Maria put down her rod for a minute and took out her camera to record the beautiful clouds above.
Below is a short video of Maria catching a nice largemouth after we went two hours of not getting a hit.
Labels:
falls Twp. Lake,
largemouth bass,
oil painting,
sunset
Monday, February 7, 2011
Fading Light
A quick sketch Sunday afternoon capturing the fadng light on the neighbors fence and yard. I like the shadow thrown by the top of our house on the fence. I happened to be looking out the window to see if any birds were at the feeders when I saw the sun on the fence. I grabbed a 5"x7" panel that had a sketch on it already and painted over it.
Constant pratice keeps you sharp and helps build your knowledge of light and how it affects the landscape.
I do alot of these sketches, the good ones you keep for reference, the bad ones you paint over.
Thanks for looking,
Pat
Constant pratice keeps you sharp and helps build your knowledge of light and how it affects the landscape.
I do alot of these sketches, the good ones you keep for reference, the bad ones you paint over.
Thanks for looking,
Pat
Labels:
afternoon light,
patch of snow,
sketches,
sunset
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Feeding Time,Cardinal 5x7 oil
This is one of the cardinals that come to our feeders. They are the first to arrive and the last to leave at sunset.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Hummingbird and Feeder
Hummingbird and Feeder 5"x7" oil $50.00This feeder is on our front porch and when the sun sets the feeder is backlit and seems to glow from within.
Labels:
bird art,
feeders,
Rubythroated hummingbird,
sunset
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Evening Glow
Sunday, January 4, 2009
Last Light at Tyler State Park
This is the Schoefield Ford Covered Bridge, one of the 12 remaining covered bridges in Bucks County. On this particular evening my wife and I were out looking for wildlife and decided to take a walk down to the Neshaminy Creek which runs under the bridge. When we left here we stopped at the field I paint at and were treated to a beautiful sunset.
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Last Call
Last Call 5"x7" acrylic http:// patspaintings.etsy.comWe have about 8 cardinals that visit the feeders. They stay right up till it gets dark. The last bit of sunlight spotlighted this guy as he got his last drink of the day. I like how the shadow of the unseen portion of the saucer creates the round shape of the saucer, in minature.
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