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Driving through the country roads in Florida (yes, there are country roads in Florida) we stopped in amazement to photograph this huge horned steer. It took me several visits until I captured the close up shot I wanted. He had two pastures to graze in. Naturally, he seemed to always be in the farthest from the road making my shots more challenging. Finally I walked halfway through the back road to his pasture and captured the shot that became my reference photo for the painting. He watched me like I was lunch! lol Midway through the painting, I decided to call him Buttercup. The original painting is completed on a 24x30 canvas.

Painting is a journey for me as is seeking a subject with my camera. Each blank canvas is a call to adventure. With the stroke of a brush, I embark upon a quest of self-discovery. It places me on the edge of being someone other than myself, being some place new and exciting, and often the journey leads me to places of profound inner peace. The composition, colors, texture, lighting � they all have impact on me, but when I paint and photograph, it�s so much more than just a visual experience. At some point I become lost in the moment. Muscle, memory and universal rhythms guide my hand, and I�m no more consciously directing those forces than a surfer directs the waves beneath his board. For me, a painting or photograph opens a...