Birch Trees at Dawn
Charnwood Lodge, Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust Reserve, Charnwood, Leicestershire in autumn on a sunny day.
The birch trees were bathed in sunlight as they were changing in colour from greens to autumnal hues. This painting was from a walk with friends who engaged intensively with art and nature. We have looked together at the landscape and even sketched and painted it together in situ, producing and comparing our sketches and studies. The intensity involved in looking and recording the birch trees on the edge of the pathway, as well as the journey along the woodland and discussions were the focus of this series.
The birch trees were bathed in sunlight as they were changing in colour from greens to autumnal hues. This painting was from a walk with friends who engaged intensively with art and nature. We have looked together at the landscape and even sketched and painted it together in situ, producing and comparing our sketches and studies. The intensity involved in looking and recording the birch trees on the edge of the pathway, as well as the journey along the woodland and discussions were the focus of this series.
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Charnwood Lodge, Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust Reserve, Charnwood, Leicestershire in autumn on a sunny day.
The birch trees were bathed in sunlight as they were changing in colour from greens to autumnal hues. This painting was from a walk with friends who engaged intensively with art and nature. We have looked together at the landscape and even sketched and painted it together in situ, producing and comparing our sketches and studies. The intensity involved in looking and recording the birch trees on the edge of the pathway, as well as the journey along the woodland and discussions were the focus of this series.
The birch trees were bathed in sunlight as they were changing in colour from greens to autumnal hues. This painting was from a walk with friends who engaged intensively with art and nature. We have looked together at the landscape and even sketched and painted it together in situ, producing and comparing our sketches and studies. The intensity involved in looking and recording the birch trees on the edge of the pathway, as well as the journey along the woodland and discussions were the focus of this series.
