Hi…I agree…there were so many nights I spent at my grandparents house in Butte, Montana, just talking and playing games. And we would talk on our way out to fly fish. And talk coming back. And talk trying to figure out what flies to use. And laugh. And joke. I won’t comment on today’s generation cause somehow it always seems to work out ok, but I will say I would never trade those days for anything. They are ingrained in me soul.
Great image Ed I think we would all love to be under the stars, sharing tales by the campfire, but some folk just grow up and forget the childhood fantasys !
Hi George…Thank you! Yes, a lot of people seem to forget. But I always told my kids that I am an 18 year old trapped in an aging body! And I still feel that way! Well, maybe it’s a 42 year old by now! Lol.
Outstanding artwork Ed!!! I really like the technique you have used here … with the brilliant night sky providing a perfect back drop for the silhouettes of the riders, horses and trees!!!
hi ken..thanks, as always…i really appreciate your comments…nothing like some spray paint, acrylic, and fish tank rocks!
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Thanks for bringing your excellent work back to show in the
Group again!
I found another Group or two you might like:
Contrasting Perceptions,
Cowboy / Cowgirl Art,
Country Bumpkin":http://www.redbubble.com/groups/country-bumpkin,
Light & Reflection,
PATCHWORK,
BITS & PIECES,
MYSTERIES of the COMMON,
Fine Arts,
Landscape Painting,
Painted Nature,
Painters in Modern Times":http://www.redbubble.com/painters-in-modern-times,
Sunrise, Sunset, and
Dawn & Dusk Light.
I know there are more.
We had a cabin in the woods on a river with a wood stove, and steps going up to the bedroom that could be pulled up on a pully out of the way if somebody brought a record player or a radio to dance to.. The grown-ups played cards and conversed and there were always several eyes on us kids as we splashed around in the cold water. No telephone, no TV ever, and just the occasional radio or wind-up record player. Wonderful times to remember! We’ve lived in amazing times, Ed; we really have!
Hi…I agree…there were so many nights I spent at my grandparents house in Butte, Montana, just talking and playing games. And we would talk on our way out to fly fish. And talk coming back. And talk trying to figure out what flies to use. And laugh. And joke. I won’t comment on today’s generation cause somehow it always seems to work out ok, but I will say I would never trade those days for anything. They are ingrained in me soul.
– Ed Moore
Wonderful work Ed!
Hi ER…Thanks for the comment. How have you been? Hope things are going good for you. Cheers!
– Ed Moore
Great image Ed
I think we would all love to be under the stars, sharing tales by the campfire, but some folk just grow up and forget the childhood fantasys !
Hi George…Thank you! Yes, a lot of people seem to forget. But I always told my kids that I am an 18 year old trapped in an aging body! And I still feel that way! Well, maybe it’s a 42 year old by now! Lol.
– Ed Moore
Way to go – awesome job!! Many Congratulations and keep on Cowboy/Cowgirling UP!!! :))))
Hi Polly…Wow, thank you very much. I appreciate it. All my best to you.
– Ed Moore
A fantastic image…congrats on the feature
Hey Rodeo…Thank you. I didn’t even know until I read your comment. Thanks.
– Ed Moore
Ed, you are quite welcome – this is so awesome and I love your tale about tales!! Keep em’ a coming!! :))))
Hey Polly…thanks again…smiles to you!
– Ed Moore
Outstanding artwork Ed!!!
I really like the technique you have used here … with the brilliant night sky providing a perfect back drop for the silhouettes of the riders, horses and trees!!!
hi ken..thanks, as always…i really appreciate your comments…nothing like some spray paint, acrylic, and fish tank rocks!
– Ed Moore
I know this image rocks Ed, but I never would have suspected fish tank rocks!!! lol
Hi ken…
thank you very much
– Ed Moore
outstanding my friend !! W0W
Hi Shilohlin…smiles…thank you very much….all these comments warm my heart.
– Ed Moore
love the black against the sky……… beautiful……love the detail…….
Pam :)
Hey Pam…thank you very much…this represents many nights spent on z trail
– Ed Moore