Fine Art Photographer
From the monthly archives:
February 2009, A Dancer some gels, tats, an environment is created with a digital camera. Whoa.
June 2009 Tri X and January 2011 Photo Shop I play after yet another snow storm. Bring us some spring awaken the muse in me, one more season.
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Private Collectors Gallery to open soon
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Outside the window it is winter I am an old man, inside my mind it is Spring.
Today I’ll be a child driving my Pink Cadillac.
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January 14th I ride down Rt. 203, my mind drifts back to summer ’08, Olympia, Flagstaff, Albuquerque new visions of old roads. A look at the face of America from the window of an Amtrak train, a look in the mirror.
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Photographic Art Flagstaff
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Entryways, old roads traveled once more. An early portfolio revisited on an autumn afternoon. I’ve been fascinated from my earliest exposure and before with what lies behind the door? Another world [one for you who know me this door is one I didn't often take] visual stories of what is on the other side. Simplicity inviting you to create memories or fantasies. This Barbershop on main Street Manchester Connecticut. As a youth old enough to know about girls we’d go to Manchester for a movie, but really to stroll Main St. and see the “City Girls” for we were from Coventry a little farm town/bedroom community 15 or so miles east. Now across the street from the barber shop my friend Carl lives in elderly housing a converted elementary school. We still stroll main St. slower but still looking at the girls seeing how much has changed yet how everything is the same. The sweet allure of memory awakened by the simplicity of the image of the just right light transporting us between here and there.
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Whidbey Island Washington 2001
From Sept of 2001 image made while giving a workshop on Photographic Philosophy at The Coupeville Art Center, now The Pacific Northwest Art School.
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Original Image made on Fuji transparency film.
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Linocut by Sarah HarfordI am a Photographic Artist, writer. A passionate observer commenting on the human condition.