We live in the country a few kilometres (5 minutes by car) from Lake Simcoe in central Ontario. In my past life I worked shifts and would stop off at the lake to see the sunrise. I took a few of these photos and compiled them into two little paintings. They are just studies for potential larger paintings. I had these cheap 5 X 7 watercolour sheets taped off for another project but used them for this shell pink exercise. Thanks Mary Coffey for the great lesson on clouds. I’ll be watching it again before I create another painting.
My road eventually leads to the lake with a large bush area in between. This is the public access area where people going ice fishing can leave their cars. Snow is never exactly white even under the mid-afternoon sun.
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