Late Afternoon, Dunnet Bay by Harry Sullivan

Harry, I like it as it is. That's the way things are so why make changes. The bands of colour in this are lovely and they work for me.

I agree with Jane, it is a lovely painting

Well, I sympathise, Harry, because I would like to chop my latest posting into 3 or 4 pieces (wish it wasn't painted on mdf!). Yours would make a lovely diptych(?) as you would get some of your spendid sea and sand on both bits, linking the horizontal halves. Otherwise, I wonder how many colours you used and if the green in the background relates to the green in the foreground. And maybe a hint of green in the wood on the left? (I have tried to help because I think this site is great at advice but please note that I am a beginner, no expert.) And I do like your picture and was drawn to it straight because of the balance of shapes.

Thank you ladies. I appreciate your kind words. There's still something there I cant quite reconcile in my eye. Sian, I found your comments most helpful. I'll take your advice about the trees and maybe blue glaze the distant fields to make them recede and jar less