A bright golden dazzling day,walking with dragonflies on the Purbeck peninsular in Dorset. Their glittering wings reflecting the sunlight in the grasses and braken.They are silent companions all we can hear is the sea.
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I love to paint the Dorset coast – coves and bays, cliffs and waves,always changing.Energising and Inspirational. “Roaring high and roaring low was the sea behind the headland shore.” Thomas Hardy (once in Swanage)
“Sea spray” Impression by Lin Adams,
Inspired by Sea So many blue shades in the sea . Original artwork ,mixed media, size 27cms -24cms unframed ,free shipping £120
“Blue shades” by Lin Adams ,
Perfect ,satisfying light over the bay and you can see Portland in the distance over the sea.This is hidden Dorset at its most stunning.
Worbarrow bay by Sam Adams ,
It was the most beautiful experience to see this sunset over the Sea and by pure chance as most things work out that way. I was inspired to paint and this painting made me feel calm,energised and loved. Visit the “Art garden studio” in Shaftesbury Saxon hilltop town in North […]
“SHARING”by Sam Adams ,
Had a day off went to Weymouth which is situated on the south coast of Dorset and it’s other name is Jurassic coast. Looked down from the top of the hill at Preston end of Weymouth bay and all of a sudden the light changed the bay to stunning turquoise […]
“Weymouth bay” by Sam Adams,
Day four, Walked to the top of Magnolia walk at Abbotsbury tropical gardens -the view disappeared from the fleet and Chesil into the heat haze but you could see the swannery with the little dashes of white down below.
“Dorset pathway”by sam Adams ,
Day three, The seagull settles on the Victorian balcony outside our window in the fish & chip restaurant over looking the bay- we do like to be beside the seaside .
“Purbeck pathway ” by Lin Adams ,
Day three, The pier stretches out into the beautiful clear cobalt blue water of Swanage bay – where artists came to paint the light.
“Purbeck pathway” by Lin Adams ,
Day three, The mill pond and mill house are hidden from the crowds on the waterfront.The water falls from the pond into a stream and brook winding their way to the sea.