dominique cameron RSW

Oil and charcoal on panel – 20 x 25 cm.

At a lay-by a man in his car, outstretched arms draped over the steering wheel, tired, troubled or both. A shaft of sunlight catches the high wire cables slung between giant pylons, disappearing over velvet caped hills.

Oil on wood – 40 x 50 cm.

The grandeur of the beech, its trout silvered bark in the sharp, low October sun.

Sunday morning .

A blonde fields end meets a mute slate sky. Autumn, the turn. Scarlet hips, russet leaves caught in an eddy as the slow burn meanders to the sea. Brackish water, geese and eider, fossilised water etched on rock all caught in a long look this afternoon.

Oil and charcoal on plywood – 50 x 40 cm.

Oil on panel – 120 x 100 cm.

Sketch from a recent visit to Umbria, Itlay. This is the view across the valley.

Mixed media on plywood – 41 x 51 cm.

A mizzling mist sinks slowly down the hillside, brushes through oak and rowan and birch. Gorse is jewelled with fine silver cobwebs. Pheasants, berries, falling leaves.