Trogir on the Dalmatian Coast

This watercolour was inspired by a photo I found in an album on Webshots.
One of the members made an album on some locations in Croatia and
this shot challenged my imagination.

Indian Fountain

This monument is located in the Yamashita Park, on the
Bay shore at Yokohama.

Living with flowers

Living with flowers at home

Girls at play

Girls at play in my neighbourhood

Eternal beauty

Eternally beautiful - the Japanese
woodblock prints

Talking to the flowers

Found a quiet place where I could sit and talk
to the flowers. They can be good chums!

Beginning of autumn season in my neighbourhood

Autumn in the neighbourhood, viewed through the lenses

of my camera, on a hot October day 

Spider in its net

Always head down, the Spider is
guarding its nest

Sankei Garden - Boat on the pond

Sankei Garden is the most beautiful Japanese garden in Yokohama,
a garden for all seasons. This boat is for ever on the pond,
no matter the season!

September in suburban Japan

The red flowers are spider lilies
which are also called flowers of
autumnal equinox in Japan

Romanian farmhouse

Old farmhouse from a Prahova Valley village dispalyed at the
Village Museum in Bucharest, Romania

Tree peony

Aspiration

Cosmos flower aspiring to reach the sun

Blushing....

Mountain lily blushing with joy
(watercolour)

A view to the ocean

On the beach on Phuket island watching the sunlight play over the ocean

Mammoth Hot Springs

Mammoth Hot Springs
located at the north of Yellowstone Park
(watercolour)

Blooming Clematis

Dedicated to my two devoted
visitors,
Janice and Lorraine

Winter scene

Winter scene somewhere by a lake
(watercolour)

Horikiri Iris Garden

This watercolour was inspired by an image
from the Horikiri iris garden in Tokyo. A very old
garden, renowned for its most beautiful Japanese irises.

Geisha Itsutomi

Geisha Itsutomi
This is a watercolour copy after the original
ukiyo-e by Chobunsai Eishi. He was considered as
great as Utamaro.
His rendition of this bijin (beautiful woman) is quite
simple, as if underlining the fact that she was selling
her art, not her body.