I’m showing my photo too, for comparison, so I can see where I’ve lost my way. I can see I need a broad orange arc swiping through the middle and lots more white at the top. Among other things.
I’ve noticed that I often have a central spire in the paintings, I think it’s my subconscious way of showing that I worship in the church of the outdoors.
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The photo is lovely but I like your painting more, already as it is!
Thanks, a ferreira! That is a very good thing; the painting is never the same as the photo but it good when it is better.
Hi Anne – it looks to me like you are having lots of fun, love your painting and the progress you’ve been posting. – Sharon🌿
Thanks so much for your kind words Sharon, I am having fun.
I totally got your piece.
That’s great, Pat, I’m glad. Thanks for commenting, my friend!