
This is a dolerite ridge that you can be follow to the summit of Kunanyi which you can see in the distance at upper right. I liked the "Z" movement of the boulders and the pink and green colour scheme. This is the biggest picture I've ever painted. I got it done in about 10 days. It was a lot of work but I enjoyed painting this one.
There are still a few touches needed to finish it completely. I took this photo at night under my crappy studio lights so the right side is a little too dark, the structure in the clouds doesn't show up and, in reality, the colours are a bit richer. But it gives an idea of the painting (but see edit note below). It's big and works best when seen full size - it has more impact than is possible to show in a small photo like this.
All that notwithstanding, I'd appreciate any feed back folks care to give.

Thanks for taking a look.
Edit: I've made a few changes and replaced the awful photo I took last night with one taken outside in daylight.
Comments
That is a big piece Rob, I love the textures of rock and shrubberies. There are so many colours in those rocks and you are a master at them, I can imagine it is pretty striking to see it for real.
The sky looks a little washed out/faint but maybe its just the photo, Though im aware its in distance too.
Great work
The sky will look better when I take a photo outside in daylight.
For some reason I can no longer open photos on DMP at full size by right clicking on them and selecting 'open in new tab' as it opens an even smaller version
Oh.. I know it's not intentional but the colour patterns on the rocks kind of reminds me of Seurat's colour pointillism approach
I took a better photo outside today and replaced the one I originally posted.
@Richard_P, I didn't set out to do pointillism a la Seurat but there was no other way I could think of the to show the texture of the rocks. I hope it works and doesn't look too fiddly.
I am impressed with your dedication given all the health issues you’ve been through this year. I think the works you’ve done during this time look great and will do well for the next show.
I've got six or seven I'm happy enough with to show. And I still have four months left so, now that I'm well again, I should be able to get a dozen ready for January. The gallery director texted me today about the show and asked how the painting is going. I didn't tell her about my illnesses and the need to catch up. I'll tell her about all that after the show. Not sure how many more of these shows I want to do. I'm working harder now than I did before I retired, lol.
That's a good suggestion, @ASCooperband. I could soften those rocks with a transparent white/blue glaze now that it's dry.
@Abstraction, that horizontal scratch is not really there - it's an artifact from the processing of the photo of the painting. Occasionally, when I save a RAW photo as a jpg in GIMP or Affinity it misses a little bit of data and leaves a white line like that.
Thanks to both again for your kind comments.