shoreline; Portsmouth Harbour
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I've done many drawings,sketches and a few paintings in this are, not far from where I live.I never tire of it, always familair but constantly changing. The mud flats in winter attrrat Turnstones, Brent Geese, Oyster Catchers to say nothing of the ubiquitous Carrion Crows. The reds and ochres of the foreground beach are comprised of broken brichs as well as old flint and shingle. Dark forms emerge from the mud, exposed by the outgoing tide. In the distnance centre horizon more dredging to deepen the chanel for the new aircraft carriers
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james hair
I'm an amateur artist. not entirely self-taught as I attended portrait classes for some years. There I learned how to look carefully. There's not much opportunity for posed portraiture now, but as an avid observer and sketcher I try to capture moments, movements, postures , scenery, atmospheres…
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