If you sit on a beach wherever you are just study the movement of the sea.
water
The soft creamy ,white ,cliffs of “Ringstead bay” appear like a silvery blue silloute in the distance and a feeling of calmness as we approached the place.
“Calm water”by Sam Adams ,
This is my fantasy artscape I imagine seeing pink waterlilies on pastel pink,blue and yellow water.
“Waterlilies on the water”Sams art,
I painted a moonscape in watercolour to go with the poem I will read at the wedding for my sister and Nicole it’s called “yours”by Daniel Hoffman.
“For Kate and Nicole, Sams art,
Just arrived yesterday .Moody ,dramatic and it rained all day .My fantasy was to see the bright exotic sky over the dark ,wild,water.
“Whitstable by the estuary “Sams art,
The water spills over into the mill stream which winds it’s way gently through the streets below and into the sea.
“The water spills over”by Lin Adams ,
Tucked away on a hill behind the bustle of Swanage town centre and holiday makers seeking fish and chips we find the Mill pond.Still, quiet and unchanged for hundreds of years.
“The mill pond “by Lin Adams,
Looking across the water from Arne it was a calm earthy view that I wanted to reflect back into my scene.
“Looking across the water”Sams art,
When we arrived at Studland beach we sat outside the national trust cafe and watched the tide going out .With the sky full of rich earthy colours reflecting sutterly on the sea and beach.
“When the tide goes out” Sams art,
Watching ,waiting ,looking .The light changes like a flash of an old camera to warm light then to cool light.