Sweetwater creek Mill

Oil on canvas panel 6 x 8"

$ 150

A clear cold day by the creek. In 1860 this was the tallest building in the Atlanta area, a 5 floor mill harnessing the power of the water. Burnt down at the end of the Civil War.

       Even today these ruins stand majestic and gracefull. 

Sweetweater creek falls

Oil on canvas panel 8 x 6"

$ 150

One hour walk on the river bank got me in range of the falls; a clear day but cold, walking back to the parking lot worm me planty. What a great place to be.

Gourd orange and apple

Oil on canvas 16x20"

This was done with a series of glazes during a 3 weeks period. 

Sweetwater Creek Bridge

Oil on canvas board 6 x 8"

$ 150

The sweetwater creek is spanned by this wonderful bridge, a quiet and tranquil place with a lot af american history . In 1860 the close by mill (5 floors) was the tallest building in Atlanta. First time i got to the site after setting up, I realized i did not have my palette knife so could not mix colors and left.  Today returned with all my equipment and did this oil.

oil on canvas on panel 6 x 8"

$ 150

Another great day in plain air, with the weather condition changing completely in 40 minutes , from a clear skies to completely overcast and rain, I had to finish the oil home. Good thing the scene was clear in my mind. This reservoir is only 4 minutes from my home by car, so I am very lucky.

7893 Sunvalley

Oil on canvas panel 8 x 6"

NFS

No car today, burt beautiful weather so decided to paint my own house. 

"Standing tall"

Oil on canvas  board 8x6"

$150

The Road to the Reservoir if full of interesting spot. This is one of them.

" Garage in Lithia Spring"

Oil on canvas board 8 x 6 "

$150     

These trees just stand out on the way to the Reservoir. 

Sunvalley Ln Moonrise

Sunvalley Ln Moonrise

Oil on canvas board 8 x 6"

$ 150

       

While making the imprimatura looking trough the wiewfinder I was surprised by the moon pooking trough the clouds

Sunvalley Lane

Oil on Linen 6x8"

PRIVATE COLLECTION IN LITHIA SPRINGS

Yesterday rained all day so i try to capture the scene looking out of my studio window. Not really plain air, but tecnically it was, with all the comfort of home.