One reason I keep going back to the Tallulah is I am never able to take all in. In some areas it is so quiet you can barely hear the flow and many trickles of the water. In other places, the water rushes so fast that the sound of its roar is almost deafening. And the light changes from one minute to the other, causing a deep shadow to almost instantly become a pool of light . It's like a perpetual slide show so encompassing that it's easy to go into an hypnotic state, awestruck as images pass in front of your eyes.
For fun, I set this painting up with converging lines, a principle I discuss in this week's
Compose tutorial where the vanishing point appears outside the painting. By using this, I was able to give order to an otherwise chaotic scene.
1 comment:
It's just beautiful. I so admire your ability to get the rush of water, just right!
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