While driving on the Eastern end of
Long Island, we stopped at the herb
farm which is 14 acres of a photographer's
or painter's "paradise" full of colorful
flowers and old cottages like you see
here.
Saturday, May 28, 2011
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This is beautiful Hilda! I love the texture and colors in the wood.
ReplyDeleteMaravilloso trabajo, te felicito.
ReplyDeleteUn saludo.
Love it, Hilda...great reflections in the glass door, too.
ReplyDeleteThank you ADRIANA for your kind comment.
ReplyDeleteGracias JOSE. Lo agradezco mucho tu visita!
Thank you CAROL for stopping by and commenting.
Paintings of doors are great because there is no doubt about the focal point. You did a beautiful job,
ReplyDeleteLooks like I could reach in and touch the little tree. Colors are so soft and lighting is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteMe gusta el contraste del rojo y azul. Es una magnífica obra. En español para que lo practiques.
ReplyDeleteNow in English, I need to practice it. Red and blue are a pretty contrast. It's a beautiful work and well done.
Thank you DOUG for stopping and commenting. I appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteThank you TRUDY for your nice comment.
ReplyDeleteGracias, Julian! Lo agradezco mucho tu comentario.!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous work Hilda! Such soft subtle colors, it really give a great feeling to this piece.
ReplyDeleteI love the reds surrounded by the blue-gray. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteThank you CRYSTAL and VIRGINIA for your wonderful comments. You made my day.
ReplyDeleteMom...I am biased that all of your work is wonderful but I REALLY love the way the door came out. The reflection in the window gives it a sense of wonder and mystery since I am finding myself trying to see what's in the reflection! Love you and your art.
ReplyDeleteThank you "daughter" for your encouraging words!. Every comment means so much to me!!
ReplyDeleteIt is a beautiful place and you've had very good taste in choosing it for this work, filled with beautiful color and contrasts. I love it!
ReplyDeleteExcellent work! You have captured the charm of this old cottage beautifully!
ReplyDeleteThere is a quality of a period painting to it.. lovely work Hilda!
ReplyDeleteThank you CARMEN and THERESA and PADMAJA.
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy that you like this painting! This place is very peaceful and wonderful place for my blogger friends that do plein air. Have a wonderful day.
Love the reflections in the glass!!
ReplyDeleteHi, Hilda,
ReplyDeleteYour doors always kindly invite viewers. So charming. Amazing! This is pastel that I have no idea. You have to teach me how to do it one day!
Best wishes, Sadami
Thank you DIANE for stopping by. I truly enjoyed this painting. The reflections was the "finishing" touch!
ReplyDeleteThank you SADAMI. What a beautiful comment..maybe we can meet someday and you can teach me how to sketch beautiful paintings like you do everyday!
ReplyDeleteGreat subject in this painting. I'm always drawn to doors and quaint country settings. You've done a beautiful job. I just wish I could take that drive!
ReplyDeleteThank you Claire for your comment. I as well, like the country settings with the wonderful textures on the old wood and country colors...
ReplyDeleteVery inviting-makes you want to know what on the other side. I like the grayed red tones here-it really works!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Mary...and for visiting.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful Hilda, soft colors. The lovely door invites you to come in and see. The detailed reflection in the door is so fine. Well done!
ReplyDeleteSue
FascinatingWork
ReplyDeleteThank you SUE and thank you SKIZO for that nice comment, and for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteThis one is fabulous also!!! Really great.
ReplyDeletethank you Carrie! you're so nice.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous painting!! Ooh, that place sounds divine! Don't suppose I could talk you into joining PMP and sharing some of those yummy photos? :-)
ReplyDeletePMP is a website where artists and photographers post photos for others to paint. That way artists don't have to worry about copyright infringement. It's a great site. Lots of great photos... check it out... you might find lots of inspiring subjects that you'd like to paint!
http://paintmyphoto.ning.com/
thank you for that website Teresa. I will definitely look into it..and thank you for that beautiful comment!
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