Lovely, Rob. This reminds me of some of the art works of Blamire Young (1862–1935, watercolourist, reputed to have designed the fist Australian postage stamp. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blamire_Young
@ankers70 Hi Suzanne. Thanks for the link. I just checked him out. Such an interesting life - and I did like his images. I can see why you mentioned him and I did like his landscapes. Funnily enough though, my favourite was the "repairing the viaduct" image..
Thanks again for your link. Being an ex science teacher I know absolutely nothing about the arts, so I always find your links fascinating. Cheers Rob
Hi Carole, Beverly, Larry and SJ. Snow doesn't happen often here - 2015 was the last time in our area. Just the thought that it might snow up here is a huge tourist drawcard . The locals get pretty excited too. :) @carole_sandford@beverley365@larrysphotos@sjgiesman
@casablanca It does look much the same - same shapes I guess. But our rocks are quite a different colour -greys rather than reds. Our gums are actually pretty similar too. :)
@cocokinetic Hi Karen - our area is renowned for its granite rocks and domes - it's what made us fall in love with the area. (Maybe the multiple wineries had a little to do with it too.. ) :)
@bluemoon Hi Paula - thanks for your comment. It made me think about why it had that feel - I think it might be because the rocks still look pretty natural while the gums are quite surreal. :)
Hi Joy, Babs and Brian. Thanks for your feedback about the black. I never think to try it - and this one did really improve on the black. Makes me wonder if a black border would have the same effect... Thanks again. Cheers Rob @joysabin@onewing@briaan
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blamire_Young
Thanks again for your link. Being an ex science teacher I know absolutely nothing about the arts, so I always find your links fascinating. Cheers Rob
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