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Fabulous work as usual Peter - the mallard will be a cracker when finished (it's not half-bad as it is ;) ) and this sparrow is a little gem.
 
Thanks! Here's a couple more tiny ones...
Unfortunately, the camera has changed the true colors and even some of the value changes in the water in the harlequin duck painting, but it still gives the idea nonetheless.
 

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Great pieces, Peter. The Harlequin struck a particular chord as I had just seen one last Thursday in Yellowstone National Park--a single male swimming just below LeHardy Rapids where Harlequins have frequently nested.

Sid
 
The mallard is finished.... the water went through a few revisions and although the changes may not look like much they took a while...
 

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Thanks! Here are some more... Now that the kids are back in school, I am working on doing some more of the 'daily paintings'. These are three of those - the largest ones are the bear and the pintails at 5"x5" and the cardinal is 4"x4"
 

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Thanks! Here's a couple more... a 5"x5" of some sanderings I saw a couple of weeks ago and a black-capped chickadee - a common sight around here.

On another note, I've been getting frustrated with the way my camera reads the colors in my work so I've tried doing subtle tweeks in a photo program. Of coarse, how that translates from my monitor to your monitor is anyone's guess. If anyone has any photography pointers without buying all of the fancy lights, etc. let me know. I've tried high overcast skies to bright sunshine to polarizing filters. Only occasionally does the camera read it exactly right... perhaps I'm just being too picky
 

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Absolutely AMAZING!!!!!

Gonna have to go on a holiday to consider how BRILLIANT these are!

Thanks for showing us these wonders!

BRILLIANCE!!!
 
what beautiful paintings! am i reading correctly...these are daily paintings.hats off to you if you can create such little gems in a day.i love the pintails and sanderling pieces
 
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