Guadeloupe (Last Days: The Cousteau Reserve and the Fort)
A wonderful day snorkeling and some history at the fort before we fly home,
A wonderful day snorkeling and some history at the fort before we fly home,
A lovely varied day with some city time, rainforest time, and crashing surf time.
We took a ferry to this island for the day, reveling in the hills, flowers, snorkeling, passion fruit gelato, and late day lighting.
Waterfalls, flowers, cacao, surf, and sunset make for a gorgeous and satisfying day.
We had some idyllic time on a beautiful beach, reading, swimming, and painting.
For our first day, we headed straight to the heart of Guadeloupe National Park and hiked in the tropical rainforest in the morning, and then climbed the volcano in the afternoon.
I’m so very grateful for the bonding time we had, for all the beauty we experienced, and the camaraderie we shared.
Here are the results of my hiking and painting on Monhegan Island…
The food and sense of community on Monhegan are wonderful and overcame the downer of bad weather.
We enjoyed ourselves at Lobster Cove, surrounded by compositional shapes and great texture.
The photos in this post provide not only a record of our wonderful hike, but are reference photos and compositional ideas for future paintings.
Three artist friends and I journeyed together to Monhegan Island off the coast of Maine to hike and plein air paint together.
With my sisters and niece, we had a lovely, hot, full day at the Mystic Aquarium and Seaport.
Jellyfish are certainly inspiration for abstract compositions, and so intriguingly graceful.