White Wood A project started in the 70s

Comments

1. Edye says

   January 26, 2008 at 5:47 pm

   Peter, it’s been too long my friend. Yours is a joy to rediscover-forgive me my absence. I love the geometric forms of the shadows, the musty dusty appearance, it’s mysterious and thought provoking.

2. Peter J. Crowley says

   January 27, 2008 at 9:36 am

   Edye,
   How grand to hear from you. I have wondered what you are up to and how life is treating you. I don’t get to Nikonians often since it has become so equipment driven. We both know that cameras and technology do not make photographs/art people do. Thank you for your insightful comment and I hope to see your name here and in my in box so we can catch up. enjoy pjc

3. Anonymous says

   January 28, 2008 at 9:34 am

   Hi Peter. I read your comment about changing the world and being wrong. Sadly enough, we are in that “window of opportunity” once again and the choice of candidates is miserable. Billary, Obama bin Laden, Hickaberry Fin, Rudy Julie-on-me, John Mc-war-wonger, and others. If I had to vote today, I’d probably write in my cat. Ron Paul seems to have some great things to say but being that he isn’t truly in the Republican or Democratic party, he doesn’t stand a snowball’s chance in Hell either. Maybe Lou Dobbs will run! Hmmmm

   Well, life in Maine continues. My taxes are out of control, my utilities just got raised a nice, tidy 40%, my bank just raised my mortgage by $130 a month, my pipes froze in the last freeze, my studio has sat empty for the last two months, and my girlfriend broke up with me (but we parted as dear friends and that makes it so much easier to deal with). So, other than that, life is grand!!

   As for your photo, I love the geometry of it!! Lines and shades complimented by the aged wood; great stuff! Sadly enough, I haven’t had my camera out for quite some time. You’d never know I owned a photography business and that I have a studio. I’m hoping to have it hopping here real soon because I really need that income. Bills don’t stop coming just because the money stops flowing!

   Have a great week, my friend, and I’ll email you later and update you on life in Maine. I do have a new lady friend and you’ll be surprised to know what she does for a living!

   Take care. Talk to you soon!

   Mike

4. photographicjourneys says

   January 28, 2008 at 10:08 pm

   Peter, so much has happened, I don’t know where to begin. I have just started a blog myself, it’s so bleak!! I have a link to your website in my inspiration section though!!! Take care

   http://photographicjourneys.wordpress.com/

5. La journée de Miss Doodle says

   July 21, 2008 at 7:27 am

   Oh No , in my opinion you are not wrong, cause if you believed you could make the world a better place then probably you acted like that and such avoided lots of mess, no?:)
   Love looking at the architecture of men-made wooden construction…