First of four paintings I’d paint this day in one of my favorite parts of California. Thick morning fog prevented me from seeing the views I came for so I went with my standard back up plan- wander around aimlessly and grumble about that old nemesis- the Great Northern Pacific Marine Layer. Mid grumble I passed this road lined with Cypress trees and it changed my tune.
The Light at the End
Original Size: 12" x 12"
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Year Painted: 2018
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Method: Plein Air
Date Painted: 09/17/2018
Region: Northern California > The California Coast > Marin
Road Trip: A Bit Farther Out (Mostly) 2018
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Travel Logistics: Had to Sleep in My Van
Weather Logistics: Threatening to Rain, Fog Battle
Tags: CYPRESS, DIRT ROADS, DRY GRASS, FOG, MORNING LIGHT, OVERCAST, PERSONAL FAVORITES, WORKING CATTLE RANCHES, ROADS, TREES