Watercolour paintings of Prince Edward County's landscapes
Painting challenges me to not only capture the visuals but also to convey the essence, memories, and emotions they evoke.
Do any of these locations hold special meaning for you?
Guiding Light: The Salmon Point Lighthouse. This locale was once dubbed "Wicked Point," owed to a perilous reef extending three kilometres offshore.
Late 1960s: My sisters exploring along the Salmon Point shoreline.
Stonework Marvel: One of North America's largest dry stone bridges at Karlo Estates Winery.
Rustic Elegance: Grape vines gracefully cascade over a wooden pergola against the backdrop of County Cider's stone wall.
A glimpse of Parksville Farm's yellow barn and silo amidst fall foliage
Hagerman's barn adorned with barn quilts, amidst a pumpkin harvest
Elegantly preserved: A barn with cupola on Loyalist Parkway
A weathered barn showing the effects of time.
Quaint driveshed at Waupoos, a favourite sight along this scenic route.
Amidst a snowy landscape, a charming red horse barn, enclosed by pristine white fences, graces the scenery along Loyalist Parkway.
Festive Transformation: The Karlo Estates barn takes on a magical holiday spirit for a charming Christmas card scene.
Rustic boathouses lining the shores of Picton Harbour, captured before modern construction altered their original charm.
'Ontario Explorer' docked at the Glenora Fisheries Station located on the Bay of. Quinte, Lake Ontario.
The Avalon, a classic wooden boat moored at Picton Harbour
Tranquil October at Sandbanks Beach, after the summer rush has settled.
A canoe resting on the sandy shores of the West Lake sand dunes.
Beach enthusiasts enjoying the soothing waves at Wellington, with the picturesque pier and light in the background.
The abandoned "tin house" near Black River in the vibrant hues of spring.
Forgotten silo stands solemnly along Gomorrah Road, framed by the vast expanse of Big Island marsh.
Forgotten fishing hut at Long Point, a reminder of a bustling fishing village. This very harbour was where my paternal grandparents once cast their nets.
Welcoming the first snowfall as it graces the Wellington shoreline, offering a serene view of Lake Ontario's expanse.
A tranquil scene on Closson Road as the world awakens to a snowy morning
A sparrow perched on a snow-covered branch.
Winter Whimsy: A cheerful chickadee perched amidst snow and berries, creating a picturesque scene perfect on a Christmas card.