Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Quoddy Light
Here I am in North Carolina for Thanksgiving. It would be great to try some plein air painting here, but I'm staying with my dad, and just no time in the day to spare. But if I wake up early I can paint for an hour in my bedroom. So I brought some photos with me and am working on the idea of trying to use less than ideal photos to create my art. This is not *quite* part of my Canadian maritime series, being in Maine, but very close to the Canadian border. This is from a photo I took years ago when I took my son to see Quoddy Light, the easternmost point in the US.
The day was foggy and overcast, with a very flat light, and no shadows - so my photo is flat and faded too, so it left me free to try to imagine how it would have looked on a bright and sunny day.
Labels:
lighthouse,
Maine
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Greetings fellow New Jerseyan. Maine is so beautiful but the Easternmost Point in the United States is actually at a place called Semisopochnoi Island! Most think it's in Maine but not really.
Bye :)
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