Muir Woods Painting
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Muir Woods Painting
This painting is WAY up there on my list of personal favorites. It's not always about the details.
-- 30"X15"
-- 30"X15"
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Re: Muir Woods Painting
Yep. It takes one on a walk right around the right side of those trees and back up into the light and beyond into the deep woods. Good job. I sure do envy you your painting time. I just can't find enough of it to make much progress. You've really been cranking them out lately and I can see you getting better and better with each one.
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Absolutely AWESOME!!!!!!
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I saw you mentioned Muir. Did YOU paint this, and it was inspired by Muir?
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What a beautiful painting of one of my sanctuaries!
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Yes, it's my latest painting, finished at 3am last night. I'm ready to go back to bed now. I took tons of photos in Muir Wood for images while were there 2 weeks ago. Glad y'all like it.bjornolf wrote:I saw you mentioned Muir. Did YOU paint this, and it was inspired by Muir?
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I am continually awed by your talent, and a little jealous. Beautiful work!
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It's lovely...and very...green.
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Just like I remember it from about 5 years ago. Fabulous.CameronBornAndBred wrote:This painting is WAY up there on my list of personal favorites. It's not always about the details.
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I must have liked the scene, I took a couple photos of it, this one in black and white. If you notice, only a small portion of the scene was used for the painting (lower, center), so the trees in the paintings are actually pretty small in comparison to the big boys that surround them.
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I think you should have added in a Sasquatch.CameronBornAndBred wrote:I must have liked the scene, I took a couple photos of it, this one in black and white. If you notice, only a small portion of the scene was used for the painting (lower, center), so the trees in the paintings are actually pretty small in comparison to the big boys that surround them.
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He was charging money. Taking advantage of the tourists, that bastard.wilson wrote:I think you should have added in a Sasquatch.CameronBornAndBred wrote:I must have liked the scene, I took a couple photos of it, this one in black and white. If you notice, only a small portion of the scene was used for the painting (lower, center), so the trees in the paintings are actually pretty small in comparison to the big boys that surround them.
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Or, even better, a Bigfoot... :roll:wilson wrote:I think you should have added in a Sasquatch.CameronBornAndBred wrote:I must have liked the scene, I took a couple photos of it, this one in black and white. If you notice, only a small portion of the scene was used for the painting (lower, center), so the trees in the paintings are actually pretty small in comparison to the big boys that surround them.
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(I wonder if he'll appreciate the dual meaning to that reference...)
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I did get a picture of bigfoot in Muir woods.devildeac wrote:Or, even better, a Bigfoot... :roll:wilson wrote:I think you should have added in a Sasquatch.CameronBornAndBred wrote:I must have liked the scene, I took a couple photos of it, this one in black and white. If you notice, only a small portion of the scene was used for the painting (lower, center), so the trees in the paintings are actually pretty small in comparison to the big boys that surround them.
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I did get a picture of bigfoot in Muir woods.devildeac wrote:Or, even better, a Bigfoot... :roll:wilson wrote:I think you should have added in a Sasquatch.CameronBornAndBred wrote:I must have liked the scene, I took a couple photos of it, this one in black and white. If you notice, only a small portion of the scene was used for the painting (lower, center), so the trees in the paintings are actually pretty small in comparison to the big boys that surround them.
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I think you should have added in a Sasquatch.[/quote]
Or, even better, a Bigfoot... :roll:
(I wonder if he'll appreciate the dual meaning to that reference...)[/quote]
I did get a picture of bigfoot in Muir woods.
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Those were feet? I thought them rowboats. ;)
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