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| Canoeing with Shirley and Carol at Adirondack workshop. Life can’t all be fun and games. |
I set out this morning to write something deep and serious, but events overtook me. (It’s a temporarily rocky road I’m on.)
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| Sue and Brad painting in my front garden during roses-and-peony season. |
What I really want is to think about painting outdoors in the summer, so here are some scenes from previous seasons. I’ve painted at 10°F—indeed, I’ve painted at 0°F—but not this year.
These are just a small sample of the many people I’ve been privileged to paint with and/or teach over the year, but just looking at good weather and good company reminds me that Spring is—indeed—right around the corner.
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| Teressa at the swing bridge, Rochester side. |
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| Catherine in my garden. |
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| Kamillah at Lock 32 on the Erie Canal. |
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| Jake and Sam at the Pont de Rennes bridge in downtown Rochester. Can you tell they’re related? |
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| Cindy at her own farm. |
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| Painting on the porch at the Irondequoit Inn. |
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| Quick draw on the floating dock at Camden. |
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| Nancy, Matt and Pamela painting on Monhegan. |
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| Shirley painting at Owl’s Head Light. |
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| A break with Lynne and John at Owl’s Head, ME. |
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| Resting on the Monhegan ferry. |
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| Break time at Camden harbor. |
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| Matt in Highland Park in Rochester. |
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| Painting with Brad at Rye. |
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| Garrett at Port Clyde, ME. |
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| And Kamillah freezing in a late Spring snowstorm in the Adirondacks. A good place to finish this up! |
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