The Inlet

[jacktar51]

I Like painting sea scenes, you have probably noticed.........Jack.

[Bobbi]

I have noticed. I have also noticed how well you render water in your paintings. I am envious.

[jacktar51]

I have noticed. I have also noticed how well you render water in your paintings. I am envious.

Hello Bobbi,
Thanks for your reply, since posting this, I thought the middle bit looked like it should have something in it, its a bit blank.... so I have added a ship..... Jack.

[Bobbi]

Both versions are pleasant to the eye. The first one looking out to the distant sea is one where you can imagine yourself simply thinking about what might be over that far horizon.

[jacktar51]

Both versions are pleasant to the eye. The first one looking out to the distant sea is one where you can imagine yourself simply thinking about what might be over that far horizon.

Hello Bobbi,
Third version, I thought it might look good at night, pirates sneaking out of the inlet by moonlight, my imagination has got the better of me, ... Thanks for looking ...... Jack.

[D Akey]

Really nice to begin with the first pic, Jack. And the variations are like I'm looking at this scene in the real world and things are naturally changing. Like storyboard panels in a very rendered out state for a sea-fearing animated tale. Such long shots would be great "Establishing Shots", meaning it gives the audience a context of time and place for whatever then would be the following sequences where we zero in on the characters eating fish n' chips as they count up the boodle.