Oil on stretched linen.  On 1.5 inch deep stretcher bars with painted sides.  Designed to be hung unframed for a more contemporary look.

Painted along 17 mile drive in Carmel.  Oil on linen mounted on board.

Oil on linen mounted on gatorboard

Oil on linen mounted on gatorboard.

Oil on linen mounted on gatorboard

Oil on linen mounted on gatorboard.

Oil on linen mounted on gatorboard.

Painted at the top of Nob Hill in San Francisco on California St.  That's the Mark Hopkins hotel lit by the sun.  This painting is oil on linen museum wrapped with painted sides.

The image of the painting in process on the easel (the second thumbnail) shows the work from a profile view, but please note that the painting was not yet completed. 

Painted from views from Bernal Heights in San Francisco.  Continuing my exploration of the line between abstraction and inner luminosity, this piece furthers the progression that has emerged over the last few years.  Oil on stretched linen.  This is on deep 1.5 inch stretcher bars with painted sides.  Suitable for hanging as-is for a more contemporary look.

Last light catching the top of the mountain range.  Moments like this last just seconds, but can burn into your memory for a lifetime.  Oil on linen on a 1.5 inch deep canvas with clean painted edges.

Oil on linen mounted on gatorboard.

This is from a backpacking trip.  This glorious view was how I was greeted the first morning as I looked over Lake Chickenfoot in the Red Rock Creek section of the eastern Sierra.  This is oil on linen, mounted on a gatorboard panel.  Framed in a silver leaf plein air style frame.