Through the Trees

It's lovely Barry. Nice depth.

Difficult subject handled with class Barry beautiful work

There's a very special light going on here Barry

Thanks to Kal, Dennis as it was difficult it’s nice to receive positive comments.

Thank you Karen, I thinking of another version with that strong colourful initial wash a la Herman, what do you think?

Super spacious sense here Barry

Great depth, I love it.

Thank you John and Lewis I am really pleased that you sense the space and depth as these are the elements that worried me most and I wasn’t sure that I had quite captured the.

I think it's turned out really well, you have some lovely autumn colours in there Barry, and such a change in subject.☺

Barry, working in watercolour has added some lovely textures to this, which work really well on the forest floor. This is a difficult subject and this is a really good result. Great light.

Very good work Barry, good feeling of depth using both linear and aerial perspective t good effect, those foreground trees have power and strength.

Thank you Linda, Annie and Stephen for your constructive comments.

This is fabulous, Barry. And a difficult subject to handle, I don’t think I’d like to attempt it.

Thank you Ellen my first impression was to steer clear but after discussing options felt very needed to give it a go.

Very nice work Barry.

This is a great painting, Barry. I love the depth in it and the warm colours in the foreground.

Thank you Margaret and Mia I appreciate your comments.

Very nice - love trees

Is there anything you cannot paint Barry. A terrific piece with lots of depth, as already mentioned.

This is a lovely watercolour Barry your pallet and depiction of the light are excellent.

Thank you Maureen, Fiona and Lesley I am flattered by such lovely comments.

This is just like our walks Barry, great.

I enjoy seeing your watercolours Barry. I really like the realistic colours of the tree trunks and the root areas are fantastic. Great palette

Thank you Carole and Diana I really appreciate your comments.

I like the way you have done the foreground trees, very effective. Looks like a beech wood.

Thank you Emma, yes I think it is a beech wood.