Monthly Archives: January 2015
A Picture and a Painting – Roe Islet, Pender Island (BC, Canada)
This post will be a little different. I never quite know where to put posts that involve painting. My blog http://www.debrahunter.wordpress.com is my serious art and photography blog, so it would be the natural place to post a painting. On … Continue reading
Three Views From The Ferry
Views from a morning ferry from Swartz Bay to Otter Bay, Pender Island (BC, Canada).
“Night Arbutus” (2015) – Canadian Landscape Painting by Debra Hunter
Originally posted on Debra Hunter – Canadian photography, art and handmade:
“Night Arbutus” – Canadian landscape painting Recently I have been working on a series of paintings based on Roe Islet, a protected Parks Canada site on Pender Island (British…
Roe Islet Trees – Pender Island, BC, Canada
Roe Islet has some amazing trees. They twist and bend, and cling to the edge of the islet leaning over the sea. Over the last few months I have photographed many of Roe Islet’s trees with an aim to use … Continue reading
Thieves Bay Sunset Views – Pender Island, BC, Canada
A January sunset adds glowing warmth to the sky on a cold day. The colors of the sky soften as the sun sinks lower and lower. With only a little color left before dark. Photography and blog by Debra … Continue reading
Broom or Gorse – the good, the bad and the ugly?
(****January 19, 2015 – editing the post to mention that the plant that I thought was broom, and had been referred to me locally as broom, is probably gorse. Thank you to Frances for sending me all the links on … Continue reading
Peter Cove North – Winter Views
Peter Cove North, Pender Island, British Columbia, Canada
Cute Little Fuzzy Guys!
Traveling down South Otter Bay Road we came across a field of sheep just as it was getting dark. Surprised to see babies in the middle of winter, we just had to stop and watch (and take a few pictures … Continue reading
January Afternoon at Medicine Beach – Pender Island, BC, Canada
“January Afternoon at Medicine Beach” 2015 8×10 acrylic on panel A few posts ago I had commented on how I had an aversion to painting sunsets. Well I decided to take baby steps and start with a light pink, late … Continue reading
