I think this painting is now finished. I’ve tried not to tighten it up with too much sharp detail to retain that misty feel.
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Les Thomas - the painter's progress 
Beautiful, I think you stopped just at the right moment…a very hard thing to do.
Thank you. There’s a quote by somebody to the effect that a painting is never finished, it is only ever abandoned. I think it’s about knowing just that right moment when to ‘abandon’ it.
Ahh…but how to spot that moment is a lifetime’s journey.
Yes, you’re right of course. But what an exhilarating journey!