Wagtail on Mudeford Breakers
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I was sitting on this breaker at Mudeford Spit and happened to look down and see the degradation of the woodwork and a painting began to evolve. Pied wagtails are always flitting around in this area and as my research confirmed that it could well have been a nest site it seemed appropriate to include one in the subject. I also liked the turquoise hue to the reed grasses which break up the parallel lines of the timber too.
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Geoff Storer
I have been painting for over 50 years, originally as an antidote to the day job in Marketing but now retired I paint for the absorbent creative enjoyment it brings to me and wherever possible the visual appreciation of others. My style is representational using whatever flexibility in style that…
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