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This piece is entitled 'Reflections at Sunrise' inspired by a Jim Steele photo pictured below. At least I think it was at sunrise! It's acrylic on acrylic paper (6.5" x 4.5"), I'm really pleased with the way it turned out!
This piece is entitled 'Reflections at Sunrise' inspired by a Jim Steele photo pictured below. At least I think it was at sunrise! It's acrylic on acrylic paper (6.5" x 4.5"), I'm really pleased with the way it turned out!


This is a difficult photo to copy because of the reflections in the water. You did a good interpretation of the scene.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photo and I love you painting! Have a nice Sunday, Valerie
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing alike, Christine, and very pretty too.
ReplyDeleteI like how you even got the light refelection
ReplyDeletei love your interpretation!!!! So beautiful and serene what a great photo, too!
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I agree with Adam ~ you very simply got the light reflection ~ excellent! ~ thanks, ^_^ (A Creative Harbor)
ReplyDeletebeautiful work,
ReplyDeleteLove your interpretations, good job! :)
ReplyDeleteI like the take on this and the colours are great too!
ReplyDeleteI really like how you've taken a beautiful photo and recreated the scene putting your own spin on it. The different coloring looks like you've changed it from a night scene (or pre-dawn/sunrise) to a day scene. Very pretty.
ReplyDeletesweet to see where you found inspiration, your interpretation is lovely.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely!
ReplyDeleteNice I love it!
ReplyDeleteChristine this is so fun!! You have a real distinct style, I think I could recognize it outside of your blog now!! Good for you!!
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this is a really sweet looking one and the boats are pretty awesome... love them...xx
ReplyDeleteCute interpreation!
ReplyDeleteI like how you put the photo of what you painted under the actual painting, which is very sweet!
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lynn
Great work! I like the way you have caught the reflections of the lights.
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