River Forth from Cramond Beach by Colin Joyce

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So dramatic. Great light.

Posted by Sylvia Evans on Sat 28 Mar 17:36:33

Striking and minimal feel - very evocative.

Posted by Pat Thompson on Sat 28 Mar 18:40:40

Thank you, I enjoyed painting it.

Posted by Colin Joyce on Sat 28 Mar 22:37:00

Love this almost abstract beach Colin.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Mon 30 Mar 09:34:44

Thanks Carole. I was trying to give the impression of the wet and dry parts of the sand catching the light.

Posted by Colin Joyce on Mon 30 Mar 12:11:46

You have captured that very well Colin.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Mon 30 Mar 12:24:15

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13/04/2015

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Edinburgh offers such diversity. Here just minutes from the city centre I came across a view of the river Forth at low tide. There is a walkway cutting across the painting which leads to Cramond Island, out of picture to the right, reachable only at low tide. The hills beyond are in the Kingdom of Fife, which I now call home. Oil on canvas 20x16 inches. Another destined for the Easter Exhibition at Hopetoun House www.hopetoun.co.uk

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Colin Joyce

Born in Sunderland, Co Durham in 1957, I have lived in Dunfermline, Fife since 2004. Having always had an interest in art since early school years, I studied art to A level and part time college. Never attended art school instead pursuing a career in Financial Services for 38 years, painting in my…

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