Oil painting in a white wood frame showing a plein air view of modern motor yachts moored at Ocean Village marina on a bright day, with red-brick waterfront buildings behind.

Bright day Ocean Village

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Medium Oil on panel
Dimensions 8″ × 12″ (20 × 30 cm)
Framing White wood
Year 2024

Painted on location at Ocean Village marina on a bright day in 2024, looking across the pontoons towards the red-brick waterfront buildings. White motor yachts line the berths, their topsides brilliant in direct sunlight, with strong colour in the shadows of the hulls.

This is one of a series of small plein air panels painted at Ocean Village across the summer, each exploring different light and weather conditions in the same familiar location. This panel captures the warmth of a fine day with bold contrasts, saturated blues, and the particular brightness of light.

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A person's hand adjusting the framed painting of Ocean Village on a bright day against rich dark wooden wall panelling under a warm picture light.

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Marine artist Gregory Smith
Gregory Smith
Marine Artist · Southampton

Oil painter specialising in maritime subjects. I've exhibited seven times with the Royal Society of Marine Artists, becoming a membership candidate in 2026. Works held in private collections across ten countries.