Friday, October 21, 2016
Flooded Fall Stream
It's been a rough year for flooding on the East Coast of the US; A few weeks ago, hurricane Matthew spread torrential rain through the southeast coastal regions, while here in central Maryland, flash flooding in the summer severely damaged most of the historic region of Ellicott City. Here, we see the fall colors begin to spread through the woods, as flood toppled trees are illuminated against the low sun.
Acrylic painting: 14" x 17" (SOLD)
Friday, September 23, 2016
Autumn touches Skyline Drive
Acrylic painting; 14" x 17"
Friday, August 26, 2016
Ocean Storm Sunrise
A rainy thunderstorm moves off over the ocean, tossing up waves, as the sun rises on an empty beach. Later, vacationers will be here, but for now, enjoy the solitude.
Acrylic painting: 14" x 17"
Friday, July 1, 2016
Antietam peaceful field
Two weeks ago, I finally visited Antietam National Battlefield, out in the mountains and rolling fields of western Maryland. It was a great trip, and the park is peaceful and beautiful with nice hiking trails and great views of the nearby mountains. Fortunately, it was a relatively cool day since there's not a lot of shade there - bring a hat and sunscreen. This view is from a point just a bit south of the main road in from Boonsboro, looking east towards the mountains. When you see the battlefield now, it is hard to believe that such carnage took place in such a tranquil place.
Acrylic painting: 14" x 17"
Sunday, May 29, 2016
Eclipsing Storm
A late spring thunderstorm rolls over the trees and meadows, eclipsing the sun behind dark clouds as it passes by.
Acrylic painting: 14" x 17"
Friday, April 22, 2016
Cliffside Lightning
Low angled light cuts across the mountain peaks as dark clouds gather in the distance. Lightning flashes, thunder rolls, and in the wavering breeze, we can feel the first storm of spring.
Acrylic painting: 14" x 17"
Friday, March 25, 2016
Misty Mountain Cherries
Acrylic painting: 14" x 17"
Labels:
cherry blossoms,
cherry trees,
Hannum,
landscape,
mountains,
spring
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