Cosway pond

                                                                         8x10  oil

                                 Saw this crow at the edge of the water checking out the shadows.

Sea ducks

                                                                  8x10  oil

                               Saw these sea ducks floating off the rocks around the corner from Sand Beach.

mountain view from Bass harbor, Maine.

8x10 oil on wood

I liked the shape of the far mountains from this vantage point in Bass harbor, Maine.

Stone Barn on Mt. Desert Island

8x12 oil on hardboard

Took a shot at the barn. Didn't really get close on this one. So sad.

Tail end of Somes sound

8x10 oil on wood

This is facing north standing on Sound dr. ( i think ) If you look the other way you see Somesville and the sound. It's nice a peaceful, and i thought that even though there isn't a good subject standing out, i could still just paint it. It's dark woods on the left side.

harbor fog

12x16 oil on hardboard

Starting a foggy painting of Southwest harbor.

Below is a carving by an artist from Southwest harbor, Sandy Bridges.  It's a Woodcock and is carved out of bass wood and took about 300 hours to complete.
Collection of Candy Bridges  5 in. tall 

Blue jay on patio looking for a seed at snack time.

Other side of the street

6x6 oil on hardboard

This is view if you turn around from yesterdays painting. 

Sargent drive tree

8X6 Oil on wood

Tree along Sargent drive, looking towards Somesville. Got a little bit of lawn grass on the left edge.

Bass Marsh Mountain view

6x8 oil on wood

Tried a fuller view of the mountains from the marsh.


Lobsters just cooked in baskets at Thurstons.

Tres y sour

6x8 oil on canvas panel

Took for ever to load these photos. I like painting the tomatoes. Put the lemon slice in there for spice. 

Somesville Rock 6x8 oil on canvas 2007

This is one of my fav rocks. It's at the end of the only Fjord in the lower 48 states. The water on the lower left looks somewhat like it's running down hill to the left when in fact it's moving down to the right.  The tide is out.