Rollin On The River by beachzz
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Description
As you drive along Hwy 299, you're following the Trinity River. It's gorgeous, has some wild white water and in the summer, is warm and wonderful. This is a spot we found on our way home a couple of weeks ago. We wanted a place to let the dogs out and I took a road down toward the river. Turns out it was the nicest campground and there was no one else there. Did a bit a digifiddlin and was quite pleased with the result.
Comments (7)
Wonderful, perfect with the fiddle too, I feel as if I'm there!
I also love this fiddled work of art. Thanks for sharing. :)
Simply fabulous and expressive image !!
zoom's imperative, to see your painterly postwork. You made it into an impressionist painting, with lots of segments of paint, and a sense of softened broken-up spaces, the way the impressionists and post-impressionists did. Lots of shadow, and lots of pale purples and browns. So when the white comes in---the water---it stands out. A very fine treatment, Marilyn, and the shot of the river from behind shaded tree trunks is very dramatic. Very 'sheltered'. A very fine shadowed treatment, with a very Impressionistic feel. (Btw, I can never resist the dumbest joke in the world re "Impressionists". Monet bolts onto stage, in a night club, and shouts: "Ok folks: Here's James Cagney: 'Yooooo dirty rat you...." Now here's Cary Grant..." Impressionists? Impressionists??? Ok I'll stop. It was a lousy joke...)
Oh, I love what you did here; it almost looks like a mosaic. Beautiful, beautiful work!
This is breathtakingly outstanding, Maz. Postwork unparalleled in the history of artwork.
Excellent digifiddling all around!