At Sunset — Three Views to Remember

What Might Have Been!

Today, at sunset I took my Canon 6D to one of my favorite locations in Loma Linda to view the Towers of Healing. At sunrise or sunset, the once iconic cloverleaf towers that absorbed the sunset hues for over a half of a century have now been supplanted by the towering glass and GFRC panels, which not only absorb but reflect the radiant, kaleidoscopic, shades of color in a larger than life high-definition 1080p display. As I snapped the shutter up on that rise, I thought how neat it would be to one day bring my easel, stool, a canvas, a painters palette, a few tubes of acrylic pastel paint, and a couple of brushes along with a, must have, painters smock, and paint away. To pacify my creative urge to put brushes to canvas, I took to the magic of photoshop and created an oil painting with the stroke of a few computer keys. And so, the featured image is a figment of my imagination of what might have been, if I had put paint to canvas.