Landscapes

Quiet places, painted from memory and from life.

Autumn Ridge (placeholder photo — replace with the real painting)

Autumn Ridge

A hillside remembered from a hike above the valley, painted as the last light turned the grass gold.


Lake at Dusk (placeholder photo — replace with the real painting)

Lake at Dusk

Still water and a fading sky — a study in how quickly color drains from a landscape at the end of the day.


Morning Fog (placeholder photo — replace with the real painting)

Morning Fog

The trees near the house, half-hidden in mist. Painted from a photo taken on an early walk.


The Old Orchard (placeholder photo — replace with the real painting)

The Old Orchard

A neglected row of apple trees behind a farmhouse, holding onto its last blossoms.


Coastal Path (placeholder photo — replace with the real painting)

Coastal Path

A cliffside trail somewhere the sea was louder than the wind. One of the first plein-air attempts.


Winter Fields (placeholder photo — replace with the real painting)

Winter Fields

Bare earth under a low sun, painted mostly in grays with a single warm line on the horizon.


Mountain Pass (placeholder photo — replace with the real painting)

Mountain Pass

A view from partway up, where the clouds sat lower than the peak. Reference photo from a family trip.


Sunset over the Valley (placeholder photo — replace with the real painting)

Sunset over the Valley

Layers of hills fading into haze, each one a slightly cooler shade of blue.


Quiet Harbor (placeholder photo — replace with the real painting)

Quiet Harbor

Small boats at rest before sunrise. Painted for the stillness more than the boats themselves.


The Long Road Home (placeholder photo — replace with the real painting)

The Long Road Home

A road disappearing into trees — less a specific place than a feeling of returning somewhere familiar.