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Reference photos for this Alaska Landscape watercolor were taken on the banks of Summit Lake just off the Seward Highway in Turnagain Pass. Turnagain Pass is located between Anchorage and Seward and has some of the most spectacular scenery in South Central Alaska.

Sharon was a member of the Northwest Watercolor Society and a juried member of the Southwest Washington Watercolor Society. Her watercolors have won awards in National and local competitions. Sharon�s paintings hang in public buildings in Washington State as well as hotels in Alaska. An article featuring Sharon�s watercolor techniques was published in the Artists� Magazine, October 2000 issue. See many more of Sharon's paintings on her website. �Watercolor is a means for me to celebrate nature. Trees, flowers, and water are a few elements that capture my imagination. I look for unique patterns within small areas of nature and try to emphasize them.