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Seasons and Metaphors in my life

02.19.2010 by Peter J. Crowley // 2 Comments


Film in the Summer of my vision
. Charlie Sanborn called me the best available darkness photographer. The stage was always too dark yet the emotion shined through. The rectangle was alive, the moment was there. I perch somewhere between here and there balanced precariously looking back on freedom.


In March of 2001 I moved to Norwich and took a similar image in B+W here seven years later I start making digital images. Perhaps it is appropriate that I start using the new Artifiscal intelligence on a cold damp night for it is now winter in the season of photographic art. It is also winter in Amerika.       enjoy pjc

“Seasons-Metaphors”

Prints not Pixels at The Emporium 15 Water St Mystic Ct last week.


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February 21st I have edited the politics down in the post those of you who were here before got to see a rant, now back to the usual programming.

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Comments

  1. photography by Rees says

    February 21, 2010 at 9:27 am

    The cold and stark street lights take me back to my childhood where within my small hometown I would see scenes such as you have here. Wondering when, or if, it will ever end??

    Rees

  2. Peter J. Crowley says

    February 21, 2010 at 10:04 am

    Rees,
    Ah sweet childhood I wonder if it will ever end. Oh you meant winter I think not.
    enjoy pjc

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