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Oldie but Goodie

In 2013, we made a spontaneous trip up north to Algonquin Park at the end of September. Us (my hubby, me, the kids and the dog), and thousands of others. The campgrounds were packed and buses were dropping off people like ants to candy. I had never seen anything like it. 
Why was everyone rushing there, you ask. 
The weather was amazing (sunny and warm) and the leaves were perfect (the fall colour was striking). The warm air created fog in pockets in the hills, it was breathtaking.
I have painted this picture before but I wanted to try again.
Below you can see the process.

The photo:





Algonquin Reflections (168)
10" by 20"
oil on canvas

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