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| Russell Black, our local master of the Rex Brandt watercolor style, is comfortable outdoors painting on location. |
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| Lola Krumenacher uses her Sienna paint box to whip up another wonderful painting. |
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| Myron Laub cleans his palette as he prepares to finish his excellent painting. |
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| The old geezer at work with his trusty Anderson Easel (they don’t make them anymore) and his all-purpose folding signature plein air chair. Photo by John Mangels. |
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| John Mangels, our fearless critique group leader, and keeper of the website can paint with the best of them. |
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| Mary Manning invents a new easel set-up on the back of her rental car. She has won several national awards lately. |
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| My plein air painting of the red cliffs and Pine Valley Mtn. |
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| Dick Rose served many years as President of our painting group, but now enjoys painting without pressure. He was the best dressed painter with his fancy hat and sweater. Note his sweet painting set-up too. |
The Dixie Watercolor Society enjoyed a morning plein air paint out yesterday. Coordinator Myron Laub put together another great trip for about 10 eager painters who painted the Red Cliffs near Ivins, Utah. The weather was fantastic and the scenery just right. I was able to grab a few photos.
I always wanted to try this kind of stuff. There's this vacation rental in New Hampshire called Stonehurst Manor and the place has a great view of North Conway mountain. I'll be staying there for a week this summer and I might as well try to paint the scene using a watercolor.