570 Eggplant in a Door County Bowl

I bought this hand made bowl in Door County last summer and I really love how the color of the eggplant compliments the free form stripe of the bowl.  I haven't been able to find much else to stage in this bowl that looks quite right for a painting.  I painted a similar set up once before, but wanted to try it again.
"570 Eggplant in a Door County Bowl"
acrylic - 5x7 in
http://www.dailypaintworks.com/fineart/diane-campion/570-eggplant-in-a-door-county-bowl/352776

475 Lavish

I was stumped as to what to name this painting so I did a little online research on the lowly, unappreciated onion to gain inspiration.  I learned that "onions are an ace ally in your fight against disease. A prized member of the lily family, they lavish you with health benefits."  These beauties are from our farm CSA, Springdale Farm. 

http://www.dailypaintworks.com/fineart/diane-campion/475-lavish/272828

454 Balancing Act

http://www.dailypaintworks.com/fineart/diane-campion/454-balancing-act/257231

284. Stadium Seating

Funny enough, I took the same view of the same tree on two different visits to Door County.  I would love to know the name of this cedar/pine tree, but so far have been unable to find it.  Any help would be appreciated.

272. Night Glow

255. Young Ones in the Row

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254. End of the Row

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253. On the Bright Side

252. In a Row on the Warmer Side

248. In a Row

I have painted these trees many times and never tire of doing so.  There is a very long row of them that line the hills of Marjeyoun, Lebanon.  They were planted by my family so that they could have pine nuts readily available.  They also own olive groves in this unbelievably beautiful part of the world.  Have you ever had that feeling when you see something so beautiful that your heart skips a beat and you cannot help but feel so small?  That is how I felt when I visited this village, the land of my ancestry.

245. Path to Tranquility

My daughter took the reference photo for this painting in high school.  It was taken at a nearby park, Doctor's Park.

244. Common? Hmpf.

The Common Yellowthroat, (male in this painting) is a wood warbler.  It lives in moist thickets and grassy marshes.  Photographed by Brian Hansen.

243. Chewy-Chewy-Chewy, Chew Chew Chew

Well, I'm having trouble imagining this warbler's call, but that's what the book says.
He is an American Redstart.

242. On the Lookout

Male Rosebreasted Grosbeak, insect eating songbird, reference photo taken by Brian Hansen, with permission

241. Acapella

This tiny bird is a Blue-gray Gnatcatcher, a songbird, and was photographed by Brian Hansen.