Laguna Seaside Reflections is a love letter to California light. Richard Wieth paints the tide as a moving mirror: warm cliffs and sky notes slip across wet stone, meeting bands of cool surf that breathe in and out. Color temperature does the storytelling—rusts and oranges shimmer into cobalt and ultramarine—while edges remain open just enough for the eye to wander. It’s coastal realism loosened by confidence, a scene that arrives first as feeling and then resolves into place.
 
Texture is used sparingly and with purpose: thicker touches at sparkling highlights, thinner veils where water lies quiet. The composition balances broad shapes with small rhythms, so you keep discovering little harmonies between rock, reflection, and foam. Hang it where natural light changes during the day; you’ll see new relationships between color notes as the room shifts.