A walking path alongside Richardson Bay in Mill Valley.
A monochromatic rendering of trees in various shades of green.
One in a series of landscapes in which the goal was to explore various palettes.
A juniper tree imagined against a pink sky.
A highway recedes into the distance beyond a stand of trees.
One in a series of landscapes in which the goal was to explore various palettes.
This intuitively painted landscape suggests arrival, just before sunset, at the end of a walk toward the beach.
The balustrade and vintage lamp posts of Larkspur's recently replaced Bon Air Bridge pointed toward Mt.Tam in the distance.
My brother-in-law photographed this expansive view of Lone Pine in central California.
At a riverside farm east of Willits, I was inspired by stately willow trees overlooking harvest-ready lettuce crops.
A bug's-eye view of a field of reeds and grasses.
Each spring a rambling rose bush in our driveway bursts into bloom.
Two trees sit atop a hill in this impressionist landscape.
From Ring Mountain, a view of the SF Bay and beyond.
A dark forest is shrouded in mystery with shafts of gilded backlight.
A scene from a walk near my friend Paul's home near Berkeley's Grizzly Peak.
One in a series of landscapes in which the goal was to explore various palettes.
The orderly rows and stakes in the vineyards of Napa Valley contrast with leaves growing in all directions and wild shooters poking out from above the vast sea of green.
One in a series of landscapes in which the goal was to explore various palettes.