Low Tide Halifax Nova Scotia — Giclée on Paper NEW just the plants themselves rendered

just the plants themselves rendered with the precision of a naturalist who has spent time on his hands and knees in the forest studying exactly this kind of ground-level flora

the clouds are built up in soft overlapping marks that capture both their mass and their light

the way the exposed reef holds water and life

The rosette patterning of the cub's coat is rendered with absolute precision: the black rings

A Common Loon on a still summer lake — the breeding plumage in its full precision

Low Tide Halifax Nova Scotia — Giclée on Paper NEW just the plants themselves renderedThe rocks at low tide near Halifax barnacle encrusted, kelp draped, the dark pools between them catching the sky. Glen painted this Atlantic seascape with the same geological patience he brought to his Rockies and Shield landscapes: the specific texture of Maritime intertidal rock, the way the exposed reef holds water and life. The composition is low and horizontal, the horizon far back, the foreground all rock and tidal life. Glen's Atlantic coast