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We are in the middle of the North Island in Taupo. Lake Taupo is a very busy tourist area. I'm using the motel's hotspot so only limited time online. Off on a lake cruise tomorrow. Back home Monday.
Vivid Sydney 2012,
"CLOUDscape" by:
KIm Nguyen Ngoc
Nicholas Thiolouse
Victoria Bolton
Michael Day
Frank Maguire
Kristine Deray
Atlantic Canada Set I Travel Collection I Steve's Website I © Steve Rosset 2010
Peggy's Cove - Nova Scotia, Canada
The lighthouse and village are a bit small, but I couldn't resist posting this wide angle shot which captured the stunning cloud-buildup.
1590 shots made with Canon 40D and Canon 10-22
Assembled with Adobe Premiere
Music: Miles Davis, "Mr. Pastorius" from the album Amandla
Vivid Sydney 2012,
"CLOUDscape" by:
KIm Nguyen Ngoc
Nicholas Thiolouse
Victoria Bolton
Michael Day
Frank Maguire
Kristine Deray
Vivid Sydney 2012,
"CLOUDscape" by:
KIm Nguyen Ngoc
Nicholas Thiolouse
Victoria Bolton
Michael Day
Frank Maguire
Kristine Deray
101 Oil Studies, No. 11
Objective: Testing of surface texture and gestural strokes in clouds.
Painted in 2 sessions, both on 1 Feb 2024.
Pigments (all Winsor & Newton Artists' oil colour): Cerulean blue, titanium white, cadmium orange. Mediums: Gamsol, Oleogel.
Ampersand Gessobord, 12.7 x 12.7 cm (5 x 5 inches)
Process: In this miniature, I initially intended the cadmium orange simply to desaturate the blue for dark gray clouds, but as I went along, I let the color come out.
After Action Evaluation: (1) In the initial wash, some brush grain continued to show, but this study suggests that can work in a cloudscape. (2) Upper thin, white clouds approach realism in high, but the dark clouds and lower white clouds can work in more gestural paintings.
Add another shot the the P&S series! I have 1000's of photographs from my six years in Okinawa that are all safely nestled away into endless folders categorized by years, months and specific trips. As you can tell from the camera settings, I had no clue what I was doing so don't let anyone ever dissuade you from enjoying photography. Too often new photographers get caught up in the technical details and lose sight of the art and spontaneity of enjoyment in photography. Stay tuned for more throwbacks!