The combination of falling leaves and falling trees was allowing the horizon
to peek through the remaining forest on the west shore of Jim Day Rapids. There
were still a few lily pads hanging on. One bull frog watched me the entire time
I painted.
It was mainly sunny again! The cloud bases had shot through the cloud tops
since the cold air mass was quite dry. This just means that the lifted
condensation level for the mixed air mass was higher that the top of the morning
layer of cloud. This is a typical progression for a cold air mass.
Oils on burnt umber/burnt sienna mixed oil tinted foundation on commercial
canvas - 11 X 14 (inches)Friday, October 12, 2012
The Thinning Forest
The combination of falling leaves and falling trees was allowing the horizon
to peek through the remaining forest on the west shore of Jim Day Rapids. There
were still a few lily pads hanging on. One bull frog watched me the entire time
I painted.
It was mainly sunny again! The cloud bases had shot through the cloud tops
since the cold air mass was quite dry. This just means that the lifted
condensation level for the mixed air mass was higher that the top of the morning
layer of cloud. This is a typical progression for a cold air mass.
Oils on burnt umber/burnt sienna mixed oil tinted foundation on commercial
canvas - 11 X 14 (inches)
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