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« Tidewater Tales | Main | red fish, blue fish »
one fish, two fish
by bach on 11/12/2007 7:15:10 AM



 actually, vermillion snapper.  And yes, I am painting from a photo I snapped, because setting this up as a still life in the workroom just wouldn't have done.  As an aside, these fish were fresh caught off of a wreck in the Outer Banks of N.C.  Not quite as good an eating fish as a Red Snapper, but close, close.  I cooked up one of these guys within hours of taking the reference shot for the painting. 

I like all the color variations on a fish.  I like the way the light reflects off of their surface, and the refractive quality of the scales.  All I can say is that it's a luxury to have a fisherman who regularly brings home beautiful sea fruit for still lives- the colors change (not for the better) so quickly.





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Nicole Hyde
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Lovely painting! Fish are great still life subjects and you've captured their "just caught feel" well.

Cheers,
Nicole









 

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