PO

first of all i have to say that i think this one of Tyler's best landscapes. i really like it.

i had some time to play with the image. of course some photographic tweaks are a whole lot easier to pull off than actually painting it up...

*pushing back that upper landmass with a glaze of the water color

*darkening the front landmass with a glaze of that reddish shadow color

*lightening the midground with a glaze of a warm orange/yellow

i skewed the aspect ration to emphasis the horizontal-ness of the image itself

Tidal Pools in Eastham

11x14. I've got some feedback from already; glare on the water is too widespread; tone it down a little in places.

New cape

So I added some buoys; I tried to get more of a shimmering reflection under the rocks in the water, and I added some highlights in the grass to lead you up to the rock.

It probably needs some other things, but I'm going to move on to the rest of the paintings, then go back and fix as needed.

wood cut

The Cape

I'm starting a series of landscapes from photos I took on our trip to Cape Cod last spring. This was a cloudy day photo of the painting, so I had to mess with the color a little - it's not quite true.

A little late for fall