Here in the northern suburbs of Philadelphia, the fall foliage was a huge disappointment. The leaves which normally display a lovely variety of warm and brilliant hues, went from green to dried brown before falling off the trees. This painting is my way of making up for it. Thanks to my photographer friend, sonofabeach96 for the inspiration with this photo of his Kentucky farm:
Meg Sorick, Author/Artist 
Hey! That’s fantastic, Doc! I wish the trees were that vibrant in the photo! I like your shot a lot better. We did get some color this year, but only for about 3 days. Then the winds took ’em all off. Love the painting though! You’re practice is payin’ off. 😊😊
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Thanks! I’m too new at this to get the fog and everything but it was a nice scene to work from! I’ll try again when I’ve sharpened my skills a little. 😃
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Hey man, looks great to me! I still draw birds like little m’s, soooo….. 😃😃
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Ha! You’re an abstract artist!
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Hahaha! Yep. That’s me. Not. 😃😃
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Just lovely 🙂
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Thanks, Alex!
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Wow! Truly amazing!
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Thank you so much!
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This year were great colors even in the city. But it was at an expense of a very rainy spring. I like the painting, and the photo has an air of mystery to it with the fog.
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Ah, lucky you! We had a rainy start to the spring and summer as well, but then it quit. Plus then it stayed warm. Anyway, thank you! Painting and sketching are a nice, yet still creative way to rest from writing. 😃
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That’s really pretty, Meg. We had some good color here on the trees, tho later than usual. And today was near 60!
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I know it crazy warm here too! And thank you!
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