
Monday, October 06, 2008
Cape Blomidon

Labels:oil paintings, miniature oil paintings,
Bay of Fundy,
Blomidin,
Cape Blomidon,
Highest tides in the world,
Mary Sheehan Winn original Oil paintings,
Minas Basin,
Parrsboro Nova Scotia
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7 comments:
Wow, this is great, kind of stark lonely feeling but beautiful...
Mary, this is so striking on your blog, but I'll tell you all two things - #1 it's even more gorgeous in person, the subtle nuances in the sand bars fairly sparkle, and #2, this is an accurate description of this gorgeous place. The tides here rise & fall 50 FEET every day!
Lucky you. Come back with lots of them. Love the abstractness about it.
Very nice painting. Looks like a magical scene. Continue to have fun painting with your friends.
Paz
Cold and beautiful yet not a pretty picture. Nature indifferent to man.
nice one!! lucky you! I'm comin in the Thule next year! :D
Beautiful composition. The simplicity of this type of landscape has a very powerful presence just because of it atmospheric qualities. We visited nearby Joggins, NS last summer. Surreal place. Thanks for visiting my blog. Happy painting!
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