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Having taken some pictures when visiting Pembrokeshire they were relegated to
the photo gallery along with others I took after stopping off at Solva.
I one of the magazines I read an article urging the reader to be adventurous with colour pallet. Painted 2005 which Issue I can't remember.
Take a picture and paint it/them in a pallet you wouldn't normally use and even an unusual colour for a mono chrome. Also use colour to create a different atmosphere.
When having a tidy-up in my art cupboard I cam across theses paintings after taking this advice. I have grouped them together to prevent over posting.
The top paintings are the Megalithic stones, Pembroke I chose atmosphere for them.
The bottom two are at, Solva. A change of pallet for these. I wish I had written down what colours I had used. Some great advice I think. And still learning.