''Sailing into Baile An Sceilg''

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Gloriously peaceful scene Peter, I know you like critique so I think the mountain tops are a bit too hard! could they have been dropped in when the sky was a still very slightly damp?

Posted by Alan Bickley on Fri 22 Sep 07:29:50

Has a lovely old fashioned feel.

Posted by Stephen Slater on Fri 22 Sep 08:47:05

Another beauty Peter. Lovely tranquil composition.

Posted by Margaret Beynon on Fri 22 Sep 09:01:27

Charming and appealing Peter. The Gaelic title fits the scene so well.

Posted by Jim Morris on Fri 22 Sep 09:32:34

Wonderful reflections Peter, like the strip of light at the back of the boat.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Fri 22 Sep 10:30:33

Thankyou all very much indeed for your comments. Thankyou for the observation regarding the mountain tops Alan. I intend to paint numerous paintings such as this and I will certainly attempt to soften them in my next attempt.

Posted by Peter Buchanan on Fri 22 Sep 11:07:35

Lovely muted palette, love that sail; great reflections.

Posted by Anne Murphy on Fri 22 Sep 19:40:31

Nice painting Peter

Posted by David Johns on Fri 22 Sep 19:57:09

Thankyou ever so much Anne and David and everybody else for your lovely comments.

Posted by Peter Buchanan on Fri 22 Sep 21:59:30

Hang on Studio Wall

21/09/2017

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Watercolour 16'' x 12'' of a traditional irish sailing craft near Waterville on The Ring Of Kerry.

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Peter Buchanan

Hi, I'm Peter and I paint with watercolours. I have always loved the outdoors and I like to try to paint my favourite landscape and seascape scenery using watercolours. I always feel that painting is a journey and that I make progress steadily but not rapidly and that my best paintings are yet to…

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