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Chipping Sodbury, 15" x 11".
Brook Street, a quiet lane off of the main High Street in Chipping Sodbury. A large part of the composition is that left hand shadow, so while it was still moist I drop in a few extra colours, mainly cools like cobalt blue, so as not to leave it too boring. Likewise with the road - it's got some warms and cools there, and some dry brush strokes when all was dry.
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You are a master of light and shade Tim.
Doug
Posted by: Doug Elliot | Mar 16, 2015 at 06:22 AM
Thank you as always Doug!
Posted by: tim wilmot | Mar 16, 2015 at 04:24 PM
Nice strong feeling of light and shade here Tim and I like the view, past the figures and along the quaint street. I find that deeply shadowed wall to the left a little overpowering, if you mask off the left hand side, just to the left of the telephone pole, it gives a nice portrait composition (to my mind anyway).
Posted by: Stephen | Mar 17, 2015 at 05:02 PM