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One morning on Maui I painted in a small orchard where there were also numerous flowers. We all become familiar with our own environment. My environment, Colorado, of course doesn't have tropical plants or flowers. I loved all the hibiscus blooming everywhere...I didn't even know the name of this flower before this trip!
The orchard was on a volcanic hillside, thus the uphill slope! It wasn't my photography!
I found a somewhat level spot for my easel.
After a morning painting we relaxed on the beach! The beaches on the east side of
Maui are black, volcanic sand.
10 comments:
Beautiful flower, Pam! Love your photos and interesting post about the Island...
Nice colors in the Hibiscus ! I enjoyed your post very much as I live in Hawaii.
Such stunning colors in this beauty!
I love this Hibiscus, Pam. Interesting post about Hawaii, too.
Thank you Hilda. I think that it's always fun and interesting to include travel facts and photos!
Carol, thank you! You live in such a beautiful location! My first trip!
Thanks so much Sherry. There were such a variety of hibiscus. so many different colors. I could have done many more of these!
Fay, Thank you. It's fun to share the paintings and travels!
How awesome to be surrounded with lovelyl and colorful Hibiscus, and you painted a beautiful one.
Oh Pam-How beautiful! The color and the movement are wonderful.
Steven
A really beautiful floral. I love the free and soft brushstrokes and the color range. It looks effortless.
Maui is one terrifically beautiful place; I can tell you really enjoyed it.
We generally have two hibiscus "trees" each summer in planters. They grow abundantly here and are available in a variety of colors. Your painting is divine!
Bises,
Genie
Thank you Jane! It is so much fun to travel and see and paint new things!!
Steven, thank you so much!
Thanks so much Shirley. Yes, Maui truly is beautiful!
Genie, thank you. It never occurred to me that hibiscus could grow in planters!! Live and learn.
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