I don’t think its any secret that I love the beauty of nature. I love to experience it, hike in it and look at it. Most of my inspirations come from my venturing out and looking at the beauty around us and trying to capture it. The art print I am featuring today celebrates just such subtle beauty. I chose “ Birch Trees in the Woods” from my Landscape Oil Collection. This particular art print is from one of my many hikes last year in the Issaquah area of Washington. Issaquah is now an eastern suburb of Seattle, but started as a town located in the foothills of the mountains far away from the big city of Seattle. It has kept most of its rustic charm and preserved the natural beauty around it with all of the forest-covered foothills. There are an abundance of hiking trails and paths throughout this area. This particular scene caught my eye on one of my hikes. It was about this same time last year with summer winding down and the thought of fall starting soon. The days were warm, not hot, and just perfect for hiking. Having lived in Colorado a number of years, I am partial to aspen trees. I love the white bark and this grove reminded me of them. Most of the forest in this area is heavy with pine trees and just interspersed with deciduous trees, so coming across this type of a grove was a visual treat. To create this art print, I used an impasto oil technique. This type of style creates bolder brush strokes and stays with primary colors creating a textured and vivid scene that adds a strong element of depth. Looking at this print, I am not only ready to start hiking, but I can still see the wind gently swaying the trees and hear the leaves rustling. Thoughts?
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Thank you very much John!!!
Beautiful ! Thank you for sharing
Thank you very much and thank you for stopping by!
i totally agree about the depth of the image Kirt. The vivid colors and the contrast of the birch draws me in. i want to take a walk in this lovely spot.
Then I have succeeded!!!!! 🙂 thank you very much Sue!
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Birch Trees in the Woods – Featured Art Print
Beautiful 🙂
Thank you very much!!!!
Oh how magnificently you captured the magic of aspens. Thank you Kirt.
My pleasure….I was thrilled to come across them on my hike! I am pleased with the way it came out! Thanks for stopping by, Jet!
Issaquah sounds like a charming place. Gorgeous too, considering the print you shared. Hugs!
It is…Thanks Teagen! 🙂
Awesome trees! 🙂
I just had the pleasure of hiking through that same forest a week ago….that stand of trees is as inspiring now as it was a year ago when I originally captured it! Thanks for stopping by!
Thank you for visiting my blog again and liking my post. Blessings, Natalie 🙂
My pleasure and thank you!
This is gorgeous! Looks like my secret chanterelle spot near Tiger Mtn.! 🙂
Close….Issaquah close….this particular trail goes up Cougar Mountain to the anti aircraft installation. Thanks for stopping by!!
I love Birch trees too …mainly because I’m drawn to the white bark as well. Really nice piece Kirt!
Thank you very much!
Lovely photograph, Kirt! Much thanks for following back.
Thanks and my pleasure!!
Wow, Nature is really beautiful!
Thanks for passing by Positive scribbles!!!
Happy November!!!
Thank you for stopping by and my pleasure with yours!!
I like how you explained about the image! Very nice. I also found you on Twitter, Kirt 🙂
Great….Thank you very much! I will look for you on twitter also!
I love Birch trees. these are beautiful. I have been missing some of your posts in the Reader. Now following via email.
No worries….thank you very much!!!
. May the good things of life be yours in abundance, not only at Thanksgiving but throughout the coming year
Thank you very much!
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