OVER YONDER


Mount Shasta Morning

A photograph of Mount Shasta in all it's glory on a particularly clear morning. This photo was taken from a "Vista Point" on US 97, a few miles north of Mount Shasta City, California.

Sherman Pass Sunrise

Sherman Pass, in the Cascade Mountains of eastern Washington State, at sunrise. Wildfires had killed the tress near the summit. The trees in this photo are primarily Western Larch, a deciduous conifer. They turn bright yellow and orange before dropping their needles.

Break in the Storm

My buddy Mark's home is situated on the side of a hill outside the city of Morgan Hill, California. This painting shows a hill across the valley from Mark's home on a stormy spring afternoon as the sun breaks through the clouds.

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Giclée and acrylic on canvas

El Toro (view #1)

A painting of El Toro - the signature hill on the outskirts of Morgan Hill, California (the city logo was inspired by this hill). Some mistakenly believe this hill is named "Morgan Hill" and is the namesake of the city. Actually the city is named for an early landowner, Hiram Morgan Hill.

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Giclée and acrylic on canvas

El Toro (view #2)

A painting of the foothills below El Toro.

Giclée and acrylic on canvas

Tim's View #1

My buddy Tim has a 15 acre spread near the top of Mount Umunhum, south of San Jose, California. Mount Umunhum (Ohlone word meaning “resting place of the hummingbird”) is the fourth-highest peak in the Santa Cruz Mountains of California. This painting shows his view overlooking Gilroy, California, at the southern end of the Santa Clara Valley, early on a summer morning before the fog completely cleared.

Giclée and acrylic on canvas

Tim's View #2

Another painting of Tim's view, from a different vantage point.

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Giclée and acrylic on canvas