This is a loose landscape painting using Daniel Smith Watercolor Sticks in portrait orientation. The warm blue sky has some pink and moody purple clouds. At the horizon line is a dark mountain range with little blips of turquoise. Then the an expensive field with yellow greens, yellow and cool blue flowers, then purple stalkier flowers in the foreground. The greenery gets darker as it moves to the foreground.

This is a loose landscape painting using Daniel Smith Watercolor Sticks in portrait orientation. The warm blue sky has some pink and moody purple clouds. At the horizon line is a dark mountain range with little blips of turquoise. Then the an expensive field with yellow greens, yellow and cool blue flowers, then purple stalkier flowers in the foreground. The greenery gets darker as it moves to the foreground.

A deep blue sky with puffy clouds. Walking along a rustic post and wire fenceline separating the forest to our right from a pasture on our left. The pasture is overgrown with a tight mass of leafy plants between 2 and 3 feet tall, liberally strewn with wildflowers. Much of the floral display consists of bright yellow goldenrod, particularly along the fence. A very large tree towers above the center of the field. Strips of forest hide most of the remainder of the farm from our view. Through a gap in the trees just to the right of the large tree, we can see a distant field with a gray wooden barn.

A soft blue sky with streaky thin clouds. Looking down from a spot at the top of a huge sloping field high on a mountainside across wooded foothills to a long narrow valley below. We are standing in a swath of shade, but most of the scene is bathed in sunshine. The lush green grass has been mowed not long ago. It is several inches high and sprinkled with dozens of white wildflowers with a smattering of pink clover blossoms. A grassy track winds gracefully along the bottom edge of this field and then descends through two lower fields that appear to be pastures. They are divided by a fence line and a parallel line of trees a few feet away. There are glimpses of a few more distant fields, but most of the scene is covered with a forest split almost equally between evergreens and hardwoods. Along the horizon, the blue green slopes of a long, forested mountain range rise hundreds of feet above the valley. Several rounded peaks are visible. To the right we can see the more distant peaks of the Berkshires.

A wide-angle, low-viewpoint photo of a large, vibrant meadow filled with various wildflowers. The foreground is dominated by red poppies and white Queen Anne's Lace, interspersed with smaller blue and yellow flowers and lush green grass. The field extends towards the horizon where a line of trees meets a bright blue sky with fluffy white clouds. The sun casts a warm light over the entire scene.

This is a loose landscape painting using Daniel Smith Watercolor Sticks in portrait orientation. The warm blue sky has some pink and moody purple clouds. At the horizon line is a dark mountain range with little blips of turquoise. Then the an expensive field with yellow greens, yellow and cool blue flowers, then purple stalkier flowers in the foreground. The greenery gets darker as it moves to the foreground.

This is a loose landscape painting using Daniel Smith Watercolor Sticks in portrait orientation. The warm blue sky has some pink and moody purple clouds. At the horizon line is a dark mountain range with little blips of turquoise. Then the an expensive field with yellow greens, yellow and cool blue flowers, then purple stalkier flowers in the foreground. The greenery gets darker as it moves to the foreground.

A deep blue sky with puffy clouds. Walking along a rustic post and wire fenceline separating the forest to our right from a pasture on our left. The pasture is overgrown with a tight mass of leafy plants between 2 and 3 feet tall, liberally strewn with wildflowers. Much of the floral display consists of bright yellow goldenrod, particularly along the fence. A very large tree towers above the center of the field. Strips of forest hide most of the remainder of the farm from our view. Through a gap in the trees just to the right of the large tree, we can see a distant field with a gray wooden barn.