08 Wednesday Apr 2020
Posted in art, Environment, gardens, Nature, News, Personal, Photography, Spring
How far that little candle throws his beams! / so shines a good deed in a weary world.
The Merchant of Venice: Shakespeare.
Photo by Candia Dixon-Stuart
06 Monday Apr 2020
Posted in Architecture, art, Environment, gardens, Nature, Nostalgia, Spring
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Acrylics by Candia Dixon-Stuart
05 Sunday Apr 2020
Posted in Animals, art, Environment, gardens, Nature, Personal, Photography
02 Thursday Apr 2020
Posted in Environment, Nature, Nostalgia, Personal, Photography
Glad I saw you then. Seize each moment. (Carpe Diem)
28 Saturday Mar 2020
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Photo by Candia Dixon-Stuart. All Rights reserved. (Taken before lockdown)
23 Monday Mar 2020
Posted in Environment, mythology, Nature, Personal, Photography
Or, to be accurate – The Manger, where the White Horse comes to graze at night.
Photo by Candia Dixon-Stuart. All Rights Reserved.
14 Saturday Mar 2020
Posted in Environment, gardens, Humour, Nature, Nostalgia, Personal, Photography, Relationships, Social Comment
After this there is going to be a 3 step distance between us, old friend.
Photo by Candia Dixon-Stuart
29 Saturday Feb 2020
Posted by Candia | Filed under Environment, Nostalgia, Personal, Photography
27 Thursday Feb 2020
In acrylics, by Candia Dixon-Stuart. Aberdeen Angus, I think.
22 Saturday Feb 2020
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What you do when The Six Nations is on all Saturday afternoon!
This is a Cotswold view in acrylics. I shouted to my Significant Other to stop as there was a marvellous view I wanted to photograph. He stopped there and then and our tyre went into a deep ditch and the wheel just spun round and round. It was a Sunday afternoon on a lonely road, but a lovely couple stopped. The chap could not move the car by helping us to push so he phoned his friend who came within minutes with a big SUV and a tow rope.
I dedicate this painting to the wonderful locals in The Cotswolds.
