Water Reflection, Meadow with Birch trees

Watercolour 28 x 38 cms.
Inspiration for this painting was once again Maria Ginsburg Gallery 2012, Painting 6 . 
Maria G is an artist of high caliber, every single painting is a "wow factor" for me.
http://www.ginzburg.se/.

Misty Forrest & Water Reflections

Watercolour 28 x 38 cms. 
Inspiration for this painting was Maria Ginsburg Gallery 2012, Painting 5 . A wonderful artist of Russian origin who lives in Sweden. I admire her work immensely.

http://www.ginzburg.se/.

Forest Reflections

Watercolour 28 x 38 cms.   
Inspiration for this painting was Maria Ginsburg Gallery 2009, Painting 6. A wonderful artist of Russian origin who lives in Sweden. I admire her work immensely.

http://www.ginzburg.se/.

Swamp

Swamp Watercolour 28 x 38 cms 
Inspiration for this painting was a painting from Maria Ginsburg Gallery 2012, Picture 5. A wonderful artist of Russian Origin who lives in Sweden.
I admire her work greatly.                  http://www.ginzburg.se/.  

Old Cottage at Trunkie Creek, NSW Australia

Cottage at Trunkie Creek, NSW Australia
Watercolour, Size 38 x 28 cms
I had withdrawal symptoms at not having a brush in my hand for quite a while, so thought I paint something which I love ... it went all wrong and took an extraordinary long time to complete ....am not happy at all with this one....... and the trip to Europe is nearly on my "doorstep" .....brushes will lie still for a long time.

Painted from my own photo

Berrima, NSW, Australia

Watercolour Size 38 x 28 cms
Berrima is a historic village in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales, Australia, in Wingecarribee Shire.
There are many historic buildings in the town - the courthouse The Gaol was built from 1835 to 1839 by convict labour, churches.... under heritage trust.
It is a touristy spot, with upmarket craftshops, restaurants and cafes.

Joadja Southern Highlands, NSW Australia

Watercolour, Size 38 x 28 cms
Joadja is a ghost town in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales, Australia, in Wingecarribee Shire.
Historic valley of Joadja, was a thriving mining town between 1870–1911 with population of approx. 1,100 people, many of which were skilled migrants from Scotland. Today, you can tour the settlement and see the ruins of a long lost village with its shale retorts, miners cottages, School of Arts, refinery area and cemetery. The mining technology that remains in the valley is of national heritage significance, being the only model of its type left in the world. Joadja Creek, which cuts through the valley, is a beautiful spring-fed waterway that never runs dry.
Joadja boasts of at least two ghosts roaming the ruins.
The property has recently been resold, with the new owners setting up a boutique whiskey distillery as well as continuing conservation work of the township. The ruins of the retorts, refinery and houses are being stabilised to ensure future generations the opportunity to view the site and appreciate its part in Australia's national heritage.
A 5 km (return) hike through the bush to the start of the spring is well worth it.