A little bit of down time
A little bit of down time
We have been catching up, and taking it easy after the weekend art show. The show went pretty good, we had rain on Saturday that shut us down early. But Sunday was nice with more people shopping. I also picked up another wholesale account with a nice store in Jackson Hole. So that’s going to be great.
Yesterday we went back to a spot we had found a couple of weeks ago. The view of the Tetons is amazing, with ponds and trees everywhere. We took our chairs, my camera, and Al did some Plein air painting.
There are a lot of Cedar waxwing’s there. They land on the branches, then take off over the water and catch bugs. It was so fun to watch them. These are one of my favorite birds, and I don’t get to see them very often.
The water in the beaver ponds is crystal clear. The reflection of the trees made for a very cool shot, I thought so anyway.
Last night we drove over to see if I could get more horse photos. I got a few that will probably be OK. I sold a bunch of horse photos at the shows. Everyone loves the horses.
So just a quick catch up post today, a little fresh air for your Wednesday. Make it a good one!
Absolutely LOVE the eye candy in this post Mary! Your husband is such an amazing artist! Glad you picked up a new account! Yay!
Happy Wednesday! Enjoy that beautiful site!!
I love the horses too, awesome shot! The first scene with the mountain in the background is beautiful. And I love the Waxwing! Lovely images, enjoy your day!
The photographs are gorgeous! It looks a lovely place to spend some time and relax.
it’s a wonderful place you found… and it is totally worth to store all the beautiful things around you in a painting :o)
So funny, we saw the first photo and Mom said it looked more like a painting. Then we saw the second photo of “the painter” in action. Another beautiful place!
I am dying over those exquisite horses!
I love that waxwing shot!
I put your blog on my timeline today so everyone that I tell about it can see and link up for more. I brag about you guys to everyone. You should have that photo framed of Al painting that scene and frame it and have him carve a something on the frame to go with it like that bird with a bug in its mouth, and maybe a tree. I’ve been seeing everyone using that chalk paint on stuff they refinish. Maybe I could try some on a gourd. ( Like a bird feeder) Do you think you could be asked to do some custom pictures (photos)if asked by some rich clients. Maybe of their pets. Well have a relaxing time. Watch out for beavers.
I feel like I am wasting my life when I see all the gorgeous places you go! So wish that was my view!
What a wonderful spot. I can see why you’re revisiting it.
Glad to hear your weekend show went well. Maybe the horses will become your new muse. :)
Those photos are gorgeous! Glad the art show went well!
Oh, that view is amazing! And what a pretty bird. I’m not familiar with that bird. Gorgeous!
I’ve missed your photos during my blogging absence! They’re gorgeous as always (love that yellow tip on the waxwing’s tail) and I’m so glad you did well at the show. Another wholesale account! Congratulations!! :D
What a beautiful and photos.
I love cedar waxwings too. We usually only see them in the trees eating berries, never at the water. Though recently we’ve had a lot of wild strawberries and they spent a lot of time on the ground too, which was different.