The blue greens are true and that I find quite facinating. This particular palette of greens are in Viridian, Sap and Olive green according to the Winsor & Newton colours.
Elisabeth's bright side
I think that we all have a bright side and a dark side. By focusing on the bright side, life can be more positive and it is also contagious. Photos illustrates our feelings and moods in a glimpse. That's why I use more pictures and less words and it's a part of me when I paint. Some paintings can bee seen at https://gxpremental.blogspot.com
Wednesday, 8 April 2009
La Pène 8. april 2009
Not so much cotton today.
The blue greens are true and that I find quite facinating. This particular palette of greens are in Viridian, Sap and Olive green according to the Winsor & Newton colours.
The blue greens are true and that I find quite facinating. This particular palette of greens are in Viridian, Sap and Olive green according to the Winsor & Newton colours.
Tuesday, 7 April 2009
Morning view from La Pène 7. April 2009
I was going to show you the flowering Colsa-field on the hilltop towards Alaigne, next time…..
The sound from the twittering of the birds sounds like it’s coming from inside the cotton around us.
The sound from the twittering of the birds sounds like it’s coming from inside the cotton around us.
My World no 5
Let’s look over the hilltop towards the sunrise
When reaching the top of the hill we look over the vinyards and we can see over to Alaigne. One of the circular towns in du Razès. Farther away we can find Limoux, Perpignan and Collioure at the seashore of the Mediterrainian.
I just love these “screaming” trees. There are patches with vines everywhere.
This town has it’s own little store and a restaurant
On the way to tghe church
Just the typical small chemin. No parking here
And we turn back home
And then left.
And do enjoy the rest of the world here:
When reaching the top of the hill we look over the vinyards and we can see over to Alaigne. One of the circular towns in du Razès. Farther away we can find Limoux, Perpignan and Collioure at the seashore of the Mediterrainian.
I just love these “screaming” trees. There are patches with vines everywhere.
This town has it’s own little store and a restaurant
On the way to tghe church
Just the typical small chemin. No parking here
And we turn back home
And then left.
And do enjoy the rest of the world here:
Monday, 6 April 2009
Sunrise in La Pène 6. april 2009
Happy birthday Winnie!
This sunrise is just for you. In just a few weeks this view will be yours for some days.
This sunrise is just for you. In just a few weeks this view will be yours for some days.
Sunday, 5 April 2009
The Sky over La Pène 5. April 2009
It’s time to get up. The birds are very busy getting nest materials. In my window sill I find dry Lavender stalks, hay, grass, and feathers.
Can I call this a “marble sky”?
Often campers are coming for the weekend to fish.
Can I call this a “marble sky”?
Often campers are coming for the weekend to fish.
A promising sky over La Pène 4. April 2009
This was the soft start of a new day
To the north with my favourite pine parasoll tree.
To the north with my favourite pine parasoll tree.
Saturday, 4 April 2009
Thursday, 2 April 2009
Sky Watch no 5
So far this year I’ve picked out the 9th. of January as one of the most spectacular morning skies over La Pène.
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The gray light in La Pène 2. april 2009
The sky maybe gray, but already there is a number of different greens. It’s wheat in different stages, it’s grass it’s maybe rape (I prefer to use the french name) Colsa. Leaves are coming out, leaves are still leaving, and yes, the gray light is a perfect background for mother earth.
Wednesday, 1 April 2009
The Blue morning in La Pène 1. April 2009
It’s not the spectacular clouds today, but the light was very blue.
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