Showing posts with label sunset. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sunset. Show all posts

Friday, July 11, 2008

Sunset at Fishing Creek


Sunset at Fishing Creek, oils on canvas, 16" x 20", $400

While getting my gear ready for next weekend's painting workshop on Tilghman Island I found this painting from last year. It was done from photos I took at Hooper Island in the fall a few years back, but its watery landscape is very typical of Maryland's eastern shore. Hooper Island, like Tilghman and others in this area, are only technically islands. Actually, they are more like long peninsulas separated from the eastern shore by creeks and wetlands. I would dearly love to own what I like to call a "painting shack" anywhere in this area--it would be wonderful to spend wintry weekends here painting the amazing skies and water as well as the good old summertime when we city and suburban folk flock outdoors.

If you are interested in buying the painting, please contact me at elemaza@verizon.net.

Thursday, February 21, 2008

The Golden Hour

Here's another little painting from last year. It depicts what many of us painters like to call "the golden hour"--that first or last hour of the day when the sun is low on the horizon and its color tilts toward the red spectrum. This is my favorite time of the day to go outside to paint or take photos. The wondrous light brings out a quality of fullness and profound mystery to everything it touches.

The Golden Hour
is an oil on Gessobord, 9" x 12," going for $100. Contact me by E-mail if you are interested in buying.