It started as a gray day at the Saratoga Heritage Orchard, but the clouds gradually lifted, revealing the tops of the coastal hills and sunny skies. Once again we were too late for prime apricot bloom, but the Saratoga Heritage Orchard has an extended blooming season due to its variety of flowering trees. The small cherry orchard and the flowering crabapples near the Saratoga library were in peak bloom. For those artists who really wanted to paint apricot blossoms, there were some individual apricot blossoms to paint close-up.
This redtail hawk is keeping his eye on us |
Helen, Candy, and Lisha have finished their paintings |
Helen's painting of apricot blossoms |
Lisha's painting of apricot blossoms |
Candy's sketch of an apricot tree |
Candy's painting of an artist |
Candy's sketch of Lisha |
Liz and Kathy relaxing by the library |
Liz focused on the blossoms |
Kathy's painting of an apricot tree |
Katherine was intrigued by the sky |
Katherine painted the tree pruner who was enjoying mariachi music while he worked |
Broncha is painting the library and flowering crabapple trees |
Cindy's painting of a tree and worker |
Srivani's first painting of the orchard |
Srivani's second painting of the orchard |
Joy's painting of the orchard with blooming trees, orchard equipment, large trees, and the Coastal Range |
Srivanis' friend Bob painted orchard equipment that had sunken into the dirt |
Leslie's painting of the sunken orchard equipment |
Leslie's close-focus sketch of an apricot blossoms |
Joe's painting of the library and cherry orchard |
Marilyn's painting of the cherry orchard |
Marilyn's sketch of cherry blossoms |
Lorraine's painting of a cherry tree |
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