Autumn in the Ozarks9 x 12 pastel on sanded paper
In Missouri, the leaves turn magnificent colors in autumn, usually mid- to late-October. This year, leaves are turning a little bit earlier than usual, as they are in many parts of the country. We noticed during our recent trip to northern Wisconsin, that the leaves there are already turning colors because of the stress of the summer's drought.
There are so many wonders to see in nature. Every time I see a cloud, or a tree, or even the rabbits that eat our plants, I am reminded that no man could make these things.
2 comments:
Wow Dot...great colors in this one...of course you know I love a lot of color! :)
David, thank you!!! One viewer at the show where this was hanging told me it perfectly captures the colors in our hills in the fall. Wasn't that a nice compliment??? I really appreciate your comments, while I aim for the quality you put into your paintings and photography.
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