Print of 'North Marsh Night 0446'
 
This picture is an imagining of visual experience of being in the the estuary where I live. In this case it is a particular gap that leads out to the sea at the very end of the 'estuary'. There's land...but not much of it
 
 I make the original watercolours on a japanese paper with the idea of conveying what could be called 'direct experience', where I try to show the first building blocks of what it might be like to see a landscape for the first time. I use the simplest brush gesture to describe basic motifs of landscape; land, sky, water, tree and horizon with all the tones, compositions and relationships within. I think of these sometimes as 'bold glimpses'. There are more details about the watercolours on the main site.