I am in a town close to the east coast, called Rajahmudry. It is a very old town named after a king called Rajah Mahendravaram. It is called the cultural capital of the state of Andhra Pradesh. It is said that the Telugu language originated here. It is full of tidbits of history. Just outside my hotel, on a hillock, saw some old abandoned bungalows. Was told that they dated back to the British times. Wanted to explore them but the road leading to the top had disappeared in thick shrubs. There was actually no way to reach the top. Finally sat down in a parking lot at the base of the hillock and did this plein air work. I think I did manage to catch the atmosphere and hope you all like it.
I love the looseness of this piece AK. It's so mysterious not being able to reach the top. Wonderful colors as well....
ReplyDeleteHi, AK, just go for it! I'm always on your side. Have fun. Best wishes, Sadami
ReplyDeleteVery nicely done - sorry there was no way to get up there and explore!
ReplyDeletefine open air painting asit, informations too, love it.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful painting !!!
ReplyDeletePreciosa acuarela. Saludos.
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Love this and all the ones I did not pause to leave a comment ! Hope to visit your blog more often :) very beautiful works.
ReplyDeleteThey look beautiful and though abandoned I am glad you chose to bring them to life.
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