Pastel on Wallis, 6x6
In the early morning, the slanting light of the sun hidden by passing clouds makes surf seem to surge even more that usual. I have sought to capture the colors and the movement in the surf.
Friday, March 27, 2015
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Spring Wave
In the spring, the weather builds some huge waves, but when the wind dies, they rise almost mysteriously from the calm ocean. When they break on the wet sand, they cast their reflections on the calm, shallow water. The old sea oats are just beginning to show some color after the long, brown winter.
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