Winter Shadows on the Golf Course by David Whitehead

Love those shadows and another very good painting David

Thank you, Heather. Always appreciated.

Beautifully painted you have handled the green really well.

Thank you, Paul. Not my favourite colour but what can you do?!

Very nicely painted.

Thank you very much, Spencer.

I missed this one, a lovely watercolour like the trees!

Thank you, Valerie, I thought the bare birches made an interesting contrast with the row of sunlit evergreens dividing the fairways.

I missed this one too - it's effective (and I agree with you about the greens - not that there are too many of them in this - I don't think there are - but that they can dominate even though we try to modify them in all sorts of ways. An interesting row of trees - probably planted in order to frustrate the golfers: balls lost in the foliage, bounced back at them from the trunks..... perhaps the course was planned by Mark Twain, who thought that golf just spoiled a good walk... I like the feeling of February sunshine you've caught in this one. As for the recent weather - let us not even talk of it: it's been as depressing, damp, mouldy a February as I can remember in recent years; I'd have preferred snow to this constant murk and wet.

Thank you for those interesting comments, Robert. Glad the rare February sunshine conveyed well.