Film Photography. (No post editing.)
Evers
Boy wonder
February 2016 At home, NJ
Digital photography.
A bit of a departure from my film travel photos, but this boy looks good anywhere in any format. The coldest day of the year so far, stirs up the curious cats in us. My son, Evers J.
Lumos Maxima
Guardians of the Golden Sea
April 2015 Vizcaya Museum & Gardens, FL
Film photography. (No post editing.)
Forest of the Unconscious
November 2014 Grounds for Sculpture Hamilton, NJ
Film Photography. In-camera manipulations. (No post editing.)
I have had the fortunate pleasure of visiting Grounds for Sculpture a bunch of times (at least 50!) for the past 12 years. From getting married there a year & a half ago to field trips galore with colleagues and art students…it’s a sacred place for shared discovery. On class trips we watch an orientation video before roaming free. My favorite piece of wisdom given to the students is, ‘every time you visit the park it will be different because the park changes with the seasons, light of day, shifting landscapes, but mostly because you will be different.’ The park in its nature, doesn’t allow you to linger much in the past. I love the immediate rush I get when witnessing others experience it for the first time. A couple of weeks ago, I visited Grounds for the first time alone with my camera. This is how I saw it that day. The next time it will look different.
Blind Passage Through Deep Waters
July 2014 Venice, Italy
Film Photography.
In Fair Lands
July 2014 Verona, Italy & Garmisch, Germany
Film Photography.
Castles, Gardens & Guardians
Summer 2014 France
Film photography. Double exposures. (No post editing.)
Onward
Summer 2014 France
Film Photography. (No post editing.)
Onward we go.
Underwater Eiffel
Lost in the Louvre
Summer 2014 Paris, France
Film Photography. Double exposures.
LaFleur
Summer 2014 Giverny, France
Film photography. (No post editing.)
Photographed at Monet's garden with my art students for a spell.
Venice Vignettes
Unmask the Curtain
July 2014 Venice, Italy
In-camera film manipulations. Double exposures. (No post editing.)
Always looking for the dusty shutters to open...
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