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The last week has felt a little like trying to walk fast in waist deep water. You know that feeling? You are moving but it feels like slow motion. Its part decompressing from the show, the trip home, having to deal with a bunch of stuff immediately and having a painting deadline for some larger pieces looming.The full moon in June was just a few days before the summer solstice, which means it followed the lowest path across the sky of all full moons. That makes it appear larger to us- scientists have a number of theories about why that is, but everyone agrees its some sort of optical illusion. I'm not so sure.
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My wife will tell you that the ER gets busy and weird on the full moon as well. No scientific explanation for that either!
I love this one and Goodnight Telluride. Fantastic!
Thanks Cooper! I am definitely a full moom fan -I love all the lore associated with it.
ummmm...that would be "moon" :)
I enjoyed reading your blog and sent it on to a friend who is contemplating a plein air paint out event like this.
Your paintings are wonderful and I'm glad you were so successful... well deserved!! (Glad you enjoyed it too!)
Deborah- your blog was mentioned by Linda Blondheim on her recent post and I can see why.
The moodiness and light changes in your work is so evocative and beautiful.
Gorgeous work - very inspiring if not downright daunting to a new oil painter!
Stunning- really.
Hi Marian. I am glad you enjoyed reading about it and hope its helpful to your friend. Thanks very much for visiting!
Hello Bonnie. Thanks for alerting me to the mention on Linda's blog and also for your kind words about my work. Thanks for stopping by!
Love this Summer Moon! So peaceful, I feel Iam standing there. Thank you.
Thank you indiaartist!
Nice one Deborah~
Just thought I'd let you know that the other day, I got kicked out of yet another place. I think either you jinxed my career, or I look really undesirable and suspicious~
Delightful!
Oops! Sorry about that Terry..:)
Thank you Dianne!
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