The moon is just starting to become visible at twilght in the summertime. Oil and acrylic on a gessoed 1/4" masonite panel. Unframed

Oil on Gallery wrapped canvas. Unframed. 30"x40"x1".
The birch tree was hitting the electric wires at my brother's house, so he had to cut it down, then he called a bunch of us to take the best looking pieces and try to make something out of them. Still don't know what to make but got a nice painting of them.
(Was chosen for the "Made In New York Show" at the Schweinfurth Art Museum, 2018).

Nice view near Hammondsport, NY. Painted on Ampersand archaival masonite panel 1/8" thick. Unframed.

Oil on canvas, 2010. This beautiful waterfalls is near Trumansburg,NY, near Ithaca, in the FingerLakes Region.

Churchville Park. (Sold)

Morning sunlight breaking through the pine trees and it starts to snow. Winter can be beautiful. Oil on stretched canvas

A beam of yellow light hits a tree while missing the trees farther back. Oil on gessoed museum board - 2009.

Clouds coming in off the shore of Lake Ontario. Oil on Gallery wrapped canvas. Unframed.

The Finger Lakes area is home to many wineries. Great for a summer drive in the country. Most have a restaurant and wine sampling.

Sometimes, rarely, in the summer at sunset, the sky turns a yellow color instead of the usual reds. Oil on stretched canvas.

Farm field with wildflowers and a change in weather coming.

A flash in the night. Make a wish. Oil on stretched canvas.

The lush greens of summer. Oil on gessoed masonite artboard, 1/8"

Nice relaxing place with a gazebo right by the water in the town of Niagara-On-the-Lake, Canada. Oil on canvas. Unframed.

Lighthouse on the pier at Charlotte beach, on Lake Ontario. Oil on canvas. (Sold)

Painted in October to catch the colors in the field before they turn brown in November.

Great path for runners to train on. Offers views along the canal to take your mind off your tired legs and no hills. My son ran 10 miles on this path to get ready for the NYC Marathon. (Not For Sale)

A colorful area not too far back from the road.

Colorful progression of trees. Canvas on 3/4" thick stretchers