9" x 12"
Arches 140#CP
Yellow fields have again captivated me -- and here, one of the many barns in Oxford, the yellow wildflowers and tangle of trees have almost hiding the barn.
This scene is but four miles from my home - and I carefully watch the site as the wildflowers change with the seasons. The fall's yellow flowers - rudbeckia, coreopsis, goldenrod - all mix with the wild grasses also found there. I don't venture far into the tangle - the knowledge that ticks are still active keeps me at road's edge. Still, I admire the way the changes play over this bit of rural life.
Lin Frye
North Carolina
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Yellow Woods - Fall in Oxford - Lin Frye
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Lovely, so fall like, great lighting.
ReplyDeleteOh my! I've seen similar views dozens of times in Autumn on drives and walks. I admire how you painted the combination of lights and darks. The picture glows with color.
ReplyDeleteNanina
Lovely scene, Lin.
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely work Lin. I love the red roof and the sense of distance you achieved. Good job!
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