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A Few Monochromes (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter timwootton
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solitaryVSong
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Particularly like the gannets Tim. There's something intriguing about how the right one isn't as quickly obvious as the one on the left.
ARTHUR BISHOP
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in your eliment here Tim
colleenc
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gannets are breathtaking, and you've solved the problem of how to get the birds and the environment in perfect balance, your charcoal work is so special and inspiring...I hope to get some done myself now that my 100 is almost done, I know it will make my seascapes stronger, and make me a better painter even if I never reach the peak of perfection of the work you show....
That prize went to the right person and kudos for the judges for recognizing its merit among all the many works.
That prize went to the right person and kudos for the judges for recognizing its merit among all the many works.
solitaryVSong
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You're far more observant than I Gaby, but I have to echo your sentiments. Happy Birthday Tim!
timwootton
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Cheers Gaby & Ken.
ARTHUR BISHOP
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Belated happy birthday, hope the weathers improved up there.
timwootton
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Cheers Arthur - but no it hasn't. Same old wind and rain. We had officially 8 hours of sunlight in the whole of December!!!
dwatsonbirder
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Happy birthday for yesterday Tim, thank you for your kind words and fantastic artwork.
solitaryVSong
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That is truly unbelievable Tim. I used to think that the constant gray fog of San Francisco was tiresome. But at least a few splendid sunny days would occasionally break through. But 8 hours of sunlight is just hard to imagine! Let's hope for bright skies.
