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Old 04-19-2009, 11:54 AM   #7
Laurel Alanna McBrine Laurel Alanna McBrine is offline
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Wow, what a great setup. I also have a french half easel, but sometimes it is too bulky and heavy to be practical.

I have rigged up a few systems using old cigar boxes or simply a piece of masonite (I use sturdy clamps to attach the panel I paint on), that screw to the tripod, but I particularly love your shelf below. It must be very convenient to have somewhere to put your brushes, palette and oil when using your tripod setup. Outdoor painting has enough challenges - dealing with wind, bugs, dust, curious passersby - without having to juggle equipment too.

Are you able to give some close up photos or a description so we can understand how you made it?

By the way, I love your plein air pieces of those gorgeous vistas!
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