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

Tuesday, March 11, 2014

Fountain At Sunset #31114 by Candy Barr

16 x 20 inches Oil on deep canvas

Painted in the courtyard at Pinnacle Peak
I anticipated the sunset with the tower and back lit fountain.

Saturday, February 16, 2013

Grand Canyon Sunset #21613 by Candy Barr


24 x 24 inches Oil on canvas SOLD

Painting the Grand Canyon is similar to being in a meditative state..  although this one is unavailable, I  have another in the works. 

Thursday, February 14, 2013

Sunset #21413 by Candy Barr




 5 x 7 x 1.5 inches Oil on gallery wrapped canvas (no frame needed)

Coming home from Glendale plein air, the Arizona sky was sensational.  
We don't see sunsets like this in Vermont.

 

First run before getting darks up...



 $99 + S/H $10

Thursday, June 30, 2011

'Ruth' Sebasco Harbor Resort - #63011

8 x 10 inches Oil on canvas


After painting on the drizzly day, I returned to Sebasco Harbor Resort dock to paint Ruth.


Cruises Aboard the Ruth


"The Ruth

Our own tour boat, the Ruth, is the center of much of that activity and has been delighting our guests since her launch in 1935. We offer a number of trips during the summer months, including scenic harbor and nature cruises, pirate cruises, and lunch cruises.

All scheduled trips aboard the Ruth are reserved seating and reservations should be made in advance to avoid disappointment."

The evening light of the day is the last tour for 'Ruth'. The sparkles on the water are dazzling.

Thursday, August 20, 2009

Outside Parris



8 x 23 inches Oil on birch SOLD

Detail

This was my first painting in the mountains I did in 2001. I was searching for the perfect
rolling hills I had seen pictures of, and outside the town of Parris CA was it.

So close to the brink of the day~ it was totally dark a minute later. Not always so smart or lucky (!) to be out searching for a place to paint,so close to sunset and find it in time to capture that last light. Kind of fun to be out exploring with no map and not really knowing where you're going. Just following the landscape.

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