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Harbor Park - Stage One |
Harbor Park is a new open space near the town pier in Marshfield, MA. It boasts a beautiful 300 degree vista of marsh, river, marinas and docks. The picnic tables have a nice, solid overhead shelter, which came in handy the last hot day I painted there. On this day I wanted to capture the Dribeck Road bridge that passes over the marsh. This time instead of painting from Harbor Park, I set up in the town pier parking lot and faced north so that I could paint Harbor Park itself along with the bridge.
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Harbor Park - Stage Two |
There was quite a bit of activity by maintenance crews, cleaning and mowing, and I later discovered from a Harbormaster staff member that these were preparations for the local television station, Fox 25's "Zip Trip." The marsh grasses were just beginning to turn gold and even though it was a mostly cloudy day, this spot was simply gorgeous. No wonder it was to be showcased on television.
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Harbor Park from Pier |
My tip to the television crew would be to
not set up where I was, as toward the end of my paint out, the wind shifted to the west, thereby enveloping me in the odor of the "tuna head" barrel. I was almost done at that point and here is the progress so far. I plan to tone down the blue on the bridge before it gets framed.
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