Get Out of the Studio - More!

I am ever thankful to my husband Ian who not only still works 2 or 3 days a week, rows on the river at least 2 mornings a week but also manages to do our grocery shopping several times a week keeping our household with supplies. He was going to visit the Strawberry and Cherry farm on Christmas eve but I decided to do this shopping myself the day before whilst he was at work. I am so glad I did. Not only did I get some fabulous photos of two Labradors patiently waiting in the car for the return of their owner who was shopping at the Mt. Compass strawberry farm but when I drove on to the Cherry Farm a few more kilometres down the road I asked whilst buying my box of Cherries if there were any pickers out and was told not at the moment. I explained I painted and was hoping to get some shots when the owner was so obliging and asked his son to take me down to the orchard to photograph the cherry trees and the friendly lad picked so I could have some action shots. If I had stayed home or worse just gone to the supermarket I would have missed out on two really great experiences.
 - Note to self: Get out of the Studio more!
Hurry Up Dad
Watercolour 38cm x 28.5cm

Comments

  1. Oh Lorraine - these two boys are beautiful. I am so glad you were able to get a photo and turn it into a lovely piece of art. Hope your new year is off to a great start.

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  2. Wonderful painting and a wonderful experience for you - how kind people can be!

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  3. Aw, sweet faces! Wish I was there for the cherry picking.

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  4. This is so heartwarming and beautiful!!
    Very well done Lorraine.

    Wish you a lovely week.

    xo, isabella

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  5. These fellas are great! Made me smile.

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  6. The expressions on their faces - LOVE it!

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  7. This is wonderful Lorraine, absolutely worth going out for , great subject :-)

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  8. Glad you got out and found some interesting spots and goings on! Love this of the two dogs so patiently waiting for their master.

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  9. Thanks so much for your comments, this painting has proved very popular getting the most likes I have ever had on facebook. Is it the subject, my emotional contact with the scene??

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