Blue Ridge Geese by Lynne Brookfield

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Lovely. With distant views and intergering foreground

Posted by Martin Norford on Sun 21 Sep 21:49:39

Such a beautiful scene, with a great use of light.

Posted by Jen Edwards on Sun 21 Sep 23:45:45

Wonderful Lynne!

Posted by Sarah Stanley on Mon 22 Sep 06:20:27

This is very good indeed and what a wonderful moment captured wonderfully!

Posted by Heather Love on Mon 22 Sep 06:35:20

Delightful scene with lovely subtle light

Posted by Martin S Taylor on Mon 22 Sep 07:32:03

What a delightful scene!!

Posted by David Stevens on Mon 22 Sep 07:34:43

Beautiful, Lynne - lovely birds and gentle light!

Posted by Anne Fletcher on Mon 22 Sep 08:15:22

Such a beautiful serene painting!

Posted by Romila Datta on Mon 22 Sep 09:57:10

It has rhythm, Lynne, I like it. Your brush marks are bold, have a lot of personality and interest, lovely colour variations too. It must be beautiful there.

Posted by Federico Abascal on Mon 22 Sep 10:29:46

Beautiful, I love the colours !!

Posted by valerie harper on Mon 22 Sep 13:18:47

Great sense of distance and how lovely to see a flock of geese Lynn.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Mon 22 Sep 18:09:29

So many thank you for your uplifting comments, Martin, Jen, Sarah, Heather, Martin, David, Anne. Romila, Federico, Valerie, and Carole. It's always heartwarming uploading a painting and receiving your observations.

Posted by Lynne Brookfield on Tue 23 Sep 14:05:50

Love your use of colour Lynne!

Posted by Rachel Wood on Tue 23 Sep 16:27:07

Thanks for your comment, Rachel. I thought I'd take a chance and go outside of my usual (conservative) boundaries.

Posted by Lynne Brookfield on Tue 23 Sep 16:52:07

Hang on Studio Wall

21/09/2025

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I live in Virginia, a state on the east coast of the U.S.. My home is in central Virginia, in Charlottesville, at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains. I was driving toward the mountains recently and came across a flock of geese in the grasses. This painting is an interpretation from a photo I took as fall starts to turn the grasses yellow.