The entrance to Studio 9 of the Oaks Park Studios is not very inviting.
It looks like something one might have found in Eastern Europe circa 1950.
Stacked branches reminded me of………
……. an early artwork by my daughter
Art in the park
When kids are not allowed
Park walk
The daily, allowed walk
Nonsuch Park
Today’s local walk – Nonsuch Park. Again!
Carshalton Ponds
With 15 minutes to fill, pictures of ponds and daffodils, shot with an iPhone app that saves images in raw format.
Beddington Park
I took these pictures in Beddington Park on a cold, miserable and grey morning. It used to be a rather scruffy park but now it’s really quite pretty.
I accidentally took the pictures with a filter on the iPhone camera app and they came out horrible, so I deleted them. I then discovered that the iPhone allows you to undo changes and so the damage done by the filter could be reversed after un-deleting. There was still a lot of work necessary in Photoshop to enhance the colours on such a sunless day. I may have gone a bit to far with the colour enhancements – artist’s prerogative!
Out for a stroll
Until the ‘social distancing’ becomes a ‘curfew’ it’s still possible to enjoy the parks and countryside. This morning, a walk in the park and a browse past the art gallery turned up a couple of nice images.
Sunday, in the park
Reigate park
Three contrasting iPhone images taken on a lovely late-Spring morning around the lake in Reigate Park.
Park
A medium-dry sherry, please
I suggested a walk in the woods followed by a medium-dry sherry in a pub with an open, log fire. (It must be 30 years since we last ordered a sherry in a pub!). It wasn’t to be, but we did make the park.
