The most amazing skies are around us ,you don’t need to go far just to look up and see . Twilight over yellow original watercolour painting go to my link on my Twitter page @sampoppy71 and you will find me on Artfinder.com […]
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Driving through the narrow lanes of the Piddle valley in Dorset I was transfixed by the subtle moon ,an old oak tree stark and the perfect twilight sky .I know I gave captured this scene in my heart and memory so when I paint I won’t need to look at […]
Twilight by Sam Adams,
Here I am today sharing with you a short film of the stunning Blackmore vale below shaftesbury Saxon hill on the Ephithiny twelve night 2017 -Enjoy Sunset over the Blackmore vale -North Dorset
Sunset over the Blackmore vale by Sam Adams
This is a stunning location at the base of Shaftesbury Saxon hill -St James looking towards the rustic and romantic start of the Blackmore Vale.Blackmore vale -North Dorset
Blackmore vale by Sam Adams
The rustic charm and smells of the vale in Nirth Dorset.To ploughed rich fields in winter to spring then full of crops particualy corn and hay.
“Blackmore vale in July” by Sam Adams ,
Day 1 Boar mill – Corfe. Time stands still – Corfe towering obove the mill cottage below.A waterfall cascades into the little stream which winds it way through the orchard garden to join the Corfe river.
“Dorset pathway” by Lin Adams ,
Following the Thomas hardy by way near Dorchester a quaint going back in time place where it’s charming little streams and rivers flow so calmly and nature is abundant everywhere.
“West Stafford ” by Sam Adams ,
Everyday is a journey and if you don’t look or look up you will miss what is all around you.
“Sunset over the Marnhall” by Sam Adams,
This is a very hidden ,rustic area of North Dorset .It has a wonderful soft,earthy ,charm to the landscape and warm ,pretty sunsets over the vale.
“Sunset over the Blackmore vale” by Sam Adams,
The river stour can be sometimes found hidden in very secret places .The gracefulness of this river has a perfect ,natural,charm that weaves it’s way around Gillingham and was painted by Sir John constable on many a blue sky day.