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WEEKLY PHOTO CHALLENGE: Silhouette
WEEKLY PHOTO CHALLENGE: Silhouette WEEKLY PHOTO CHALLENGE
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Jack Frost’s Pigmentation
Winter time is one of the most difficult times for me as a photographer. This “grey and grey” requires more time to see what is interesting and will draw my attention. What is strange is that my...
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Treasure Island and a bottle of Rum with a Christmas Tree
Cutting my Christmas Tree this year in Treasure Island by William Sloans U-Cut in Bothwell Ontario. treasure Island Picture taken at: http://sloansnursery.com/william_sloans_ucut.html
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Sharon Lehnert Painting Photography: Wildcat and Dodger Tied to a Tree
Wildcat and Dodger Tied to a Tree Every summer for many years, my sister and I would gather up our women friends and go cruising around Lake Ontario. This sketch painting was done from shore on one of...
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Sharon Lehnert Painting Photography: Webster’s Falls Cedar Pavilion
Webster’s Falls Cedar Pavilion I have painted Webster’s Falls several times, and love looking up at it from the bottom of the ravine. But up on top, in the park, is this fantasy-like structure which...
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Sharon Lehnert Painting Photography: Warp and Weft
Warp and Weft When I painted this, I was also weaving pictures, so it seemed a natural thing to paint a picture of a weaving. The warp is the black background and the weft is the lighter colours that...
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Sharon Lehnert Painting Photography: Vero Beach Women’s Club
Vero Beach Women’s Club This is another one of the Vero Beach landmarks that I painted while awaiting crew in Vero Beach. April, 2002 Acrylic on canvas, 12” x 24” Find more Storys and information on...
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Sharon Lehnert Painting Photography: Valley Inn Road
Valley Inn Road I often ran by this little bay between Burlington and Hamilton. I enjoyed painting here because no cars drove across the little bridge from which I painted the water, the wild grapes,...
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