Working duties have made it difficult for me to devote much time to painting during the last few months (I see that my last post is from May). Now I am on vacation and I am trying to catch up. I did not bring my watercolour set up with me so I have used some cheap Royal Tanlens tubes that my daughter had bought some time ago. I got three brushes from a Chinese bazar for 1.80 euros which behave surprisingly well in relative terms. As for the paper, I bought a block of 300 g, 18 x 24 cm paper in a kid's shop from the Danish chain Tiger, and for the prize I paid (5 euros), it behaves much better than expected.

The painting is taken from a photograph that I took a few years ago from the apartment of a friend in Boston. In the foreground, the Charles River, and on the opposite side the buildings of the city centre and the Massachusetts General Hospital on the first row.

I have taken some liberties in the positioning and shape of some of the buildings, but I think the identity of the place is preserved.

Comments welcome.