I was pelted by magnolia blossoms falling this morning, but got a start on a morning light painting. I had to quit at 11:40, as the light was getting too far from my original set up (and I still don't understand if "noon" is 12 when it's daylight savings time or if "noon" is defined according to standard daylight time -- whatever it is, when the sun's getting close to directly overhead, a morning painting is no longer morning). The weather tomorrow is not going to cooperate ... and if the blossoms fall and the trees leaf out, it's going to be a new world. I may have to finish this in the studio.
I was pelted by magnolia blossoms falling this morning, but got a start on a morning light painting. I had to quit at 11:40, as the light was getting too far from my original set up (and I still don't understand if "noon" is 12 when it's daylight savings time or if "noon" is defined according to standard daylight time -- whatever it is, when the sun's getting close to directly overhead, a morning painting is no longer morning). The weather tomorrow is not going to cooperate ... and if the blossoms fall and the trees leaf out, it's going to be a new world. I may have to finish this in the studio.
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