My poor little Nikon digital camera is still suffering from the effects of a sudden dust storm which struck while I was painting near Escalante. It remains to be seen if the camera is repairable. In the mean time, I found a relatively inexpensive little Casio to fill in for the Nikon. It's not as slick as the Nikon (was?), but if I'm going to be feeding cameras to the desert from time to time, I don't want to be paying very much for them!
This is a continuation of the post Escalante, Another Demo, and Alien Beings. Brought to you courtesy of the little Casio digital camera.
Here's the painting I did Wednesday at the paint out at the Slot Canyon Inn:
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| 11" x 14" Oil on Canvas Panel |
Another camper where I was staying in Escalante told me about a place nearby full of hoodoos. This little natural red rock alleyway ran by there. Here is where the sand ate my camera:
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| 8" x 10" Oil on Canvas Panel |
On a long drive up on the Aquarius Plateau, I found this dramatic view late in the day on Friday:
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| 8" x 10" Oil on Canvas Panel |
Saturday, I went back out to the hoodoos and painted this:
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| 6" x 8" Oil on Panel |
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