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Highland Field - An Original 8 x 10 Plein Air Landscape Oil Painting by George De Chiara

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Highland Fields ©
8x10 inches   Oil
George De Chiara

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 I spotted this field last week when I was out painting sunflowers, but didn't stop to paint it then. The day was already rather hot by that point and I knew I could always come back to it. Well, I finally got back to it and it turns out it was just in time because as I was painting someone came by and started mowing the field! Luckily, it's a large field and I was able to finish my painting before the lawn mower got to the area I was painting. I'm glad I went when I did and didn't wait another day because this scene looked a lot different with short grass around all the trees. Timing is everything! 

 

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