Showing posts with label Mt. Nebo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mt. Nebo. Show all posts

Arkansas River Valley

on Friday, March 16, 2012



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Betsy and I visit Mount Nebo in Arkansas every year, usually in the late winter or early spring. We visit at that time because waterfalls usually have a pretty good flow, and we practically have the mountaintop to ourselves. This picture was taken in February, 2010, and shows the Arkansas River in the valley below. There weren't any colorful leaves on the trees, but the sky was a gorgeous blue.

Drawing from a Photo: Rim View on Mount Nebo

on Friday, April 22, 2011



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I never had much artistic ability, although I have always admired people who could play a musical instrument or create beautiful art. So I became very intrigued when I learned how to create a line drawing from a photograph.

The picture above is the view from behind 'our' cabin atop Mount Nebo in Arkansas. The line drawing below was created from this picture.



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Foggy Sunset

on Wednesday, April 20, 2011



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I took this picture of the setting sun on a rainy, foggy evening on Mount Nebo in Arkansas. The sunsets are usually spectacular from Mount Nebo, but this is as good as it got that particular day. I will admit, though, that I like this picture with the golden reflection on the wet rocks.

Drawing from a Photo: Mt. Nebo Cabin

on Friday, April 8, 2011



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I never had much artistic ability, although I have always admired people who could play a musical instrument or create beautiful art. So I became very intrigued when I learned how to create a line drawing from a photograph.

The photo above is a picture of 'our' cabin on Mount Nebo in Arkansas. The picture below is the line drawing created from it using Adobe Photoshop.



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