Lakes, ponds and rivers tend to be serene and contemplative--at least here in New England. The ocean is more dramatic; it has its moods.

I will confess--I have trouble painting water. Perhaps that's why I'm so drawn to it.

Maine
Port Clyde 1993 139K	Tenants Harbor 1993 109K	Port Clyde II  2001 80K
Monhegan Harbor 1995 182K A long, skinny painting, which is why it's scanned at such a high resolution	Machias 1995 136K	Lobster Pound, 1997 100K
Tenants Harbor III, 1998 128K	Turkey Cove  1998 232K	Foggy Day, Tenant's Harbor  2001 45K
Port Clyde III  2002 63K	The Washerwoman 1995 122K
The Cape
Onset IV  1999 92K	Plymouth  2001 102K	Chatham 2004 161K
Provincetown Dunes I 2004 133K	Provincetown Dunes II 2004 104K	Orleans from Fort Hill 2004 140K
Wellfleet I 2004 138K	Wellfleet II 2004 158K
Miscellaneous Massachusetts
Canada Geese, Eames Pond  2000 95K	Eames Pond 3  2000 116K	Eames Pond 4  2000 44K
Foxboro 1997 84K	Boston Harbor from Georges Island  2001 83K	Harbor Islands, Boston 1998 49K
Battleship Cove  2002 111K	River, Early Springtime  1999 155K	Pud's Pond  2001 66K
Steep Hill Beach  2001 95K	Westport  2001 88K	Gloucester  2002 87K
Somerset 2002 47K	Long Pond, Sturbridge 2003 158K	Eames Pond 5 2004 129K
Rhode Island
Second Beach, Newport 1994 119K	Naragansett  1996 94K	Naragansett 2  2002 63K
Naragansett 3  2002 127K	Naragansett IV 2002 117K	Tiverton 2004 112K
Portsmouth 2004 137K