Régua.. thank you so much for refreshing my memory. For weeks now, after watching your paintings and Paolo's, I was trying to remember the name of this town, which I visited in 1997. I remember this bridge even, that you painted so beautifully in its surroundings, and the railway station in this (at that time) slightly depressed town that somehow gained my affection.
Love the multi-color sky. This technique you used on the sky is a bit different from your usually stormy sky. I also love the shadow of the buildings in the water under the bridge. The Southern Jewel
As márgens do Douro nunca deixam de maravilhar os sentidos. 
Régua.. thank you so much for refreshing my memory. For weeks now, after watching your paintings and Paolo's, I was trying to remember the name of this town, which I visited in 1997. I remember this bridge even, that you painted so beautifully in its surroundings, and the railway station in this (at that time) slightly depressed town that somehow gained my affection.
ReplyDeleteCom o Douro ao fundo, a ponte em primeiro plano estabelece a passagem entre as duas margens do rio Varosa, precisamente na sua foz.
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Uma região sempre bela que seja a luz que sobre ela incide, mas que sob estes tons dourados faz toda a justiça à expressão "maravilhar os sentidos"!
ReplyDeleteMineke, I hope you'll go back and visit Portugal again. You won't be sorry.
ReplyDeleteRafael e Paulo, um dia espero poder entrar num cruzeiro do Rio Douro. Ja' estou a por as moedas no mealheiro...mas ele ainda esta' muito leve!
Love the multi-color sky. This technique you used on the sky is a bit different from your usually stormy sky. I also love the shadow of the buildings in the water under the bridge. The Southern Jewel
ReplyDeleteThank you Jewel. I have been trying to practice reflections and I hope to make some progress.
ReplyDeleteThank you Brent for your visit and comment. From one watercolorist to another...viva watercolor! It makes my life just a little bit easier.
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