Bagan Plein air

Plein air painting at the Shwezigon Pagoda.
I just got back this morning from a month of plein air painting in Bagan, Myanmar. The trip was very productive and I managed to paint almost 40 sketches in 28 days. Everything is still packed up in the studio but I’ll put some of the work up when after I’ve polished it up. In the meantime here are some images of the trip.
You can see all the posts on the Myanmar trip here.

The gang scouting outside of the Shwezigon Pagoda

Anna scouting near the Soe-min-gyi Pagoda.

Pushing the limits of what you can carry with a Julian box-easel.

Justin, Anna and I heading off in the morning.

A much better way to move around in 35°C heat, thanks to the local plein air painting group.

My studio on the banks of the Irrawaddy River.
Tags: Bagan, Burma, Julian box easel, Landscape painting, Myanmar, Plein Air
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