Street scene by dennis roberts

You're good Dennis very good

Dennis, its wonderful love it

Your street scenes are so perfect Dennis, I love it :)

Thanks Maria for comments

Thanks Jenny very much appreciated

A winner! As ever Dennis, you make your paintings so appealing whatever the subject matter. I have learnt a lot from your lovely paintings, especially the contrasts of light and dark shades.

Thanks Sarah that comment was so lovely if I have been able to help you I'm very happy

love the quality of light and the figures are excellent Dennis David Harrison

I love these seemingly 'mundane' scenes. Superb moments in time. Very difficult to achieve.

Thanks again David comment very much appreciated

Thanks Again Gudrun yes they are just every day mundane scenes I took this photo way back I forget now where it is maybe North Walsham

Another brilliant street scene Dennis.

Thanks Carole very much

So fresh as all yours are Dennis

Thanks Michael very much, I always try to keep them fresh Michael

Wonderful! Diana

Thanks Diana very much

Watery? Why but it is smashing dennis

I love the lack of detail in this! It's so hard to let go of fiddling but you manage it and have painted a really lively piece here. So light and ....alive! Please tell me what materials you used. Is it acrylic on paper?

Thanks Derek very much

Thanks Jackie I painted it digitally

The first thing that always catches my eye in your paintings Dennis is the wonderful light and shadows.

Thanks Fiona very much appreciated

You did it again great picture

Thank you very much Ruth much appreciated

Another brilliant painting. You really do capture the light perfectly, and i love the composition.

Thanks Joanne that's a nice comment thanks again

Wonderful light...it feels as if I should wear my sunglasses.

Your paintings are always so very well composed Dennis. Are they always small?

Excuse me??? This is digital??? I can almost smell the paint !!

Thanks John no not always they vary in size

Thanks Bob yes it is if you look through my gallery most not all are digital I work free hand using the mouse it is to me exactly like normal painting I choose the colour and apply it . often I work with little or no reference.