by Peter J. Crowley on January 18, 2012
Looking up through Phil’s auto windshield a few days ago the late afternoon light created a cluttered collage of white pillars and dark branches. Spent a lot of time in Phil’s car looking through the window as he takes me food shopping to Dr. …………since June. there are quite a few images taken mostly out side the window. But some like Benny’s Red Wall have been shot through the window. Over the next few posts I will continue to look up often thanks to Phil. I’ll also put some miscellaneous images from the last couple years, mostly upbeat. Digital image. Thanks Phil.
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by Peter J. Crowley on January 15, 2012
Like most of the winter has been Oct. or warmer. So we were in Mystic thought we’d stop at John’s Cafe a great Pub in downtown Mystic to see a friend of Phil’s. Well after a few pints of Cola got bold and started shooting. Here is one of the digital images. enjoy pjc
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by Peter J. Crowley on January 9, 2012
Looking up on a Friday afternoon stroll with my intern Tiana. Image made with digital camera with a polarizing filter that helps pop out the clouds and control the contrast. The lesson for the day was combining bright areas and dark to balance the contrast with little or no post process. Nail the exposure between the deep shadows and bright sky. enjoy pjc
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by Peter J. Crowley on January 2, 2012
Looking up from 2010, not that all these looking up images are new but it is my outlook that is changing. Soon I will be processing film and there will be new B+W prints, transparencies and digital images.
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Rose City Gallery 30 Broadway opening Jan 6th I have four silver gelatin prints in group show. Come on down.
by Peter J. Crowley on December 30, 2011
Well it is the time again to wish all a Happy New Year. Time to look forward and back resolutions made, kept. Here is a new digital image and links to past wishes from me. Peace and Freedom, let it rain on us all. enjoy pjc
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2007
Pink Champagne
Linocut by Sarah Harford