Rob Miller Paintings of the Lakeland Fells
It is a long walk from Brotheilkeld and the final climb is steep. I was happier when I settled down to paint at Foxes Tarn. Here the landscape is never still. A simple passage of light moving down valley became my initial focus. It captured a rocky ridge throwing great shadow shapes across the gullies. With a strengthening wind this composition couldn't be trusted to last. To soon it changed from being a simple shapeshifter. Now it's an alchemist turning base rock into a silvered mist. I'm visually undecided on my focus.. Until the torn cry of a distant lamb and the lap of the tarn provides an settling emotional key and a narratif forms in mind.
A kaleidoscope of creams and shattered greys cross the ridge
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