Don Demers: Painting rocks and water in plein airPainting Rocks and Water in Plein Air: An Adirondack Waterfall with Don Demers A rushing waterfall in the woods is one of the hardest things a painter can take on. The water wont hold still. The rocks are all angles and edges. The light shifts as the minutes go by, and theres more information in front of you than any one painting could hold. Its easy to freeze up or to chase every detail and lose the scene entirely. In Painting Rocks and Water in

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