is that big layered hill in the background. It is an enormous rock formation, with an ecosystem that includes plants found nowhere else. The photo is from County Clare, Ireland.
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- The Flemish method
- The other side
- The Online Photographer
- Whites
- Neactan
- Steve and Zack
- I know that all of my readers are deeply intereste...
- The burren
- Complimentary mixing pairs: cadmium red and cadmiu...
- Complimentary mixing pairs: raw sienna and ultrama...
- This book
- This photo
- Recommended reading
- Solitude
- Tempera grassa 2
- An earth palette for mixing flesh tones
- By the time he was my age
- Winter's end
- I wrote
- Tempera grassa 1
- Inishmore
- Carrowmore
- Dun Aongas 2
- Mike
- Additive and subractive color mixing
- Describing color
- A typical book on drawing or painting
- Principles of organic form 3
- Vertigo
- Principles of organic form 2
- Recommended reading
- Karin Jurick
- Boot
- Heaven and Earth
- The Three Graces
- Principles of organic form 1
- Artist quotes 2
- Best portrait ever
- Photoshop greyscale conversion
- I used to be able to call myself a "self-taught ar...
- I have to confess
- Silly art terminology rant
- Paul
- Oil painting medium
- Artist quotes
- I know
- Self portrait
- Robert Doak
- Dun Aongas
- The title of this web log
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