Some plein-air on short breaks in our photography tour and the rest back at home. Deep impressions of those sweeping landscapes still linger on…

Late summer with a hint of Fall. My short two days got reduced to the spacious grounds of this 17th century Italian country villa.

Some sunshine and plein-air paintings from Spain & Portugal.

Forests & woodlands, fields & meadows. Can you ever have enough of the colour Green?

Some small quick watercolours from the world's largest tropical wetland area, and the world's largest flooded grasslands. The Panthanal, Brazil.

When the world gets reduced to an island and the ocean surrounds you…

California living. Tall eucalyptus trees. Low wooden houses.
There is just that unmatchable laid-back vibe.

Castles and Palaces and Churches and all these fine buildings.

The landmarks we know our cities, towns and villages by. Their character shaped by us and we in turn shaped by them.

Paintings from places that merit many more from. Till each can become a separate gallery of it’s own.

On the southern eastern border of Austria is the Austrian Weinstrasse or Wine Road. Famous and fine and absolutely fabulous. These are a collection of watercolours, oil pastels and pencil drawings that formed the exhibition at the Vineyard Hack-Gebell.

It’s something about the light. It’s something about the colours. It’s something in the very air of this beautiful country that makes it a joy to paint and I grab every opportunity I can to do just that.

Flowers. Pops of colour. Multiple textures. Intricate details. Simplicity and complexity. A challenge to paint. A dream to paint. Always rewarding.

From Austria, Slovenia and Romania. Providing an human element and a context to the landscapes. Often time worn. Often in pristine condition.

From the streets where I live. Buildings from the towns along the centuries old trade route across the heart of Austria, the Styrian Iron Road.

Attempts to paint Water. Abstract. Moody. Dynamic. All things challenging while paintings.