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Moving into another mountain range

October 02, 2019

Moving into another mountain range
Moving back high into the mountains. Working on a new Paratitahi tarn painting, will show the progress soon. These large and attractive tarns lie in a glacial basin at the head of the Arnst River at an altitude of 1650m. They are both remote and magical yet easily visited on the St Arnaud Range.

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Mt Owen painting
Mt Owen painting

September 27, 2026

This painting of Mt Owen has taken a bit of figuring out. It wasn't feeling quite right, and after much deliberation I decided that "glow" wasn't how I wanted it. That particular night so golden and warm, I think we even had an Aurora later on. So I ended up re-doing the sky and tarn, adding in more soft warm tones and now I'm layering up the warm sun highlights on the tussocks. It's now starting to glow.The inspiration for this painting came from a overnight trip to the summit after a run of beautiful, still bluebird days. Starting from Courthouse Flat...

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Morning at Fisherman's Hut, Poolburn Reservoir
Morning at Fisherman's Hut, Poolburn Reservoir

September 19, 2026

This particular fisherman's hut immediately caught my eye, tucked remarkably close to a large schist rock, its tiny proportions and wonderfully simple construction make it an intriguing feature within the vast landscape on this sunbathed morning. There is something particularly appealing about the contrast between the small...

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Winter Tarn at Lake Tennyson
Winter Tarn at Lake Tennyson

August 30, 2026

Here it is, finally completed. This little painting is packed full of crisp colours and immense detail, showing off the beautiful colour palette at Lake Tennyson on a cold winters morning just as the sun starts to warm the earth.
Crystal Peak, part of the Crimea Range at 2,020 metres, rises proudly in the background, with a slice of Lake Tennyson...

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