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| Plymouth Harbor Dinghies in Progress |
Prior to my open studio session in Plymouth, I walked over to the
waterfront where I enjoyed this gorgeous scene. It was "golden hour," when the
late light is so warm and dramatic. It was low tide and glow from the low angle - an orangey-gold glow on everything. In the far distance under
the footbridge (left), was the water of the Kingston Bay. The footbridge leads
to the very long granite breakwater that protects Plymouth Harbor.
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| Plymouth Harbor Dinghies |
There you have the geographical backdrop, but the real center of interest for
the painting was the cluster of dinghies tied up at this dock. Where I
was standing, the water below me was starting to darken, and that
exaggerated the brightness of the warm light on the boats. What a fun scene
to capture!
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