I walk down towards the docks looking for something else interesting to draw. The narrow city streets are a maze to navigate, especially with tall buildings obstructing my view of the bay. But I follow the roads that lead downhill, and without too much trouble, I’m able to find my way. Parking myself at the edge of the bay, I sit atop stone steps that descend to the sandy beach below. Shallow waves lap up on the shore leaving blankets of bubbles behind. Before me lays the Old Port of Mykonos, with its buildings huddled close together at the edge of the sea.
To see some pictures my dad took of the day, go to Pale Horse Blog.
This is a tutorial in itself, thanks Richard.
By the way, I’m curious about why OOAPH is showing as 2009.
Thanks Peter,
BTW, I’m trying to figure out what OOAPH stands for!