The beauty and diversity of our planet has fascinated and inspired people since someone drew on a cave wall. Those early drawings are thought to be a record of the animals those cave dwellers saw in their environment. Since then, in every culture that has developed (and collapsed) artists have been recording what they see as their environment. Landscape as a subject is one of the oldest themes in the history of art. Almost every artist at one time in their creative life produces a landscape, and almost always, more than one.
Sunrise in Fog & Tree Stand 
Falling out of Style 
Forest Edge 
Fall Foliage on a Private Pond 
Half Tree on the Hill 
The Chanel Point 
Quarry Wall Reflection #2 
Save the Bay Point #4 
South St Farm a Private View #2 
Sequoia #3 
Sun Rise Reflection with Water Plants 
Tall Weeds 
Icicles Down the Wall 
Quarry Reflection 
Rubble Reflection 
South St. Private Pond 
Two Birch Trees and a Boat #2
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