Peter J. Crowley

Fine Art Photographer

Docked

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Four porthole eyes keep watch on the dock after a day fishing on Long Island Sound. Summer lingers in my mind and images. The sun of fall beckons.        enjoy pjc

“Between Here and There.” Photographic Art by Peter J. Crowley from the 1970’s to today.  Pearl of the Thames Cafe 175 Thames St. Groton Ct. opening November 6th 6pm.

Would you like to be a curator for this show? Email me about sponsoring a print for the show, you get a work of art [at a Deluxe price] I get a new image to show.

Holiday specials, print sale and portrait sessions being booked for your gift giving. Book a session or an Open Studio visit to review images from my first thirty eight years. Early bookings best prices. Email me! Ask about “The Last Sessions, Kodachrome” a new and old look back, be part of the last rolls of the best color film ever made. Create memories and art.

In Sight Photography silent auction Gallery Exhibit online and at the Gallery through November first. It is a great show and a greater cause.

Docked.
Gelatin Silver Print Full frame    RC Paper                   $132.5

Gelatin Silver Print Full frame    Fine Art paper      $238.5

October only.

The Beaches of the 70’s

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Not much different than the beaches of today. Emptying out so folks can go back to work or the unemployment line.

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It’s low tide here in Babylon.

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The Beach Hammonasset 1973

This print only available as Fine Art Giclee Print or Gelatin Silver print, both 8 x 10 at Giclee prices. Contact me for pricing on other sizes.

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Flagstaff smiles on me!

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At dinner this young women came in for a smoothie on her way to work. Cute hat fun smile I left the table to reflect her in the window of Mountain Oasis International Restaurant
Where the food was superb!


August 13th continues out of Albany after two and a half hours filled with conversation with a couple of college students, literature, arts and politics. Food and drink in Albany’s new station ten years prior the station was little more than a waiting room with candy and soda machines now a couple of stories of waiting space, shops, cafes, news stands, taxi stands. The bar and restaurant where I watched the playoffs and had a good meal now is a couple blocks away. Chugging out of Albany night falls fast. Across the aisle a retired nurse now a knitting artist looks at my work and suggests museums and parks to see in Chicago. The Amtrak community begins to form.


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Shapes and shadows in the night
Outlined, glowing by street lights
Some neon some bright
Just shiny shapes,shadows in the night
Train yards, factories quiet for now
No second, third shifts
Lights the inside
Dark shadows of industry
Just shapes in the night

Toledo at dawn August fourteenth coffee with Don who’s leaving the cold gated humanity of New England heading for Oregon. Me in my half window seat a partial view of the heartland. One eye opened one eye closed, on through Indiana a Surrey with a fringe on top. Beige is the color of America from Indiana to Montana [an orange barn] outside the urban areas everything is beige, sand, eggshell, off white whatever it is Middle America in B+W not quite middle gray a bit whiter. A little color in Gary, casinos, neon, billboards embedded between coal, coke and steel mills, some empty none working at full capacity. Still even the air seems beige. Next stop Chicago. enjoy pjc

Photographic Art Sunset on the industrial age