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Portfolio Prints Holiday Sale

12.03.2015 by Peter J. Crowley // 6 Comments

 

Sale is over thank you.  Working on my second book details here                                                                                                                          

Prints that I have more than one copy. These were printed for my portfolio to show when looking for work. I don’t do much showing a portfolio looking for assignments these days so here is an opportunity to own an original fine art image. If you like my work online you will be amazed at how much better a print looks. All images are silver gelatin prints, 6×9 image on 8×10 paper. Prints are $50 includes shipping [outside US add $20] you will not see my work for this price again. Pay with Pay Pal on right of page Donation Button is link to Pay Pal or contact me first come first served. I will update this page adding more images and removing the sold prints.

Weeping Beech NFA-4-10-04-23-04-13IMGNFA Beech Tree not longer there. One print of this

Spider Web Sept I-Park 76-03-15From my Residency at I-Park 2003 taken on an early morning walk with a Deer. Two of this print available.

LowKeyBusCardAugust 2000 Low Key Figure. One print at $50.00

FranklinAveCloudsStreetLight-35-04-27 Powers of man and Nature Franklin Ave Norwich Ct. 2004 one of this print.

GalileeDockedwithSeaGull-138-02-10Galilee R.I. from one of my many trips there with Arnold Prince. One of this as well.

ConnCollDancePianoBentwood-5-95Set special light from Conn College Dance Performance. Just one of this.

TwoViewsofTree-10-09-13From the tree Series. Columbia Gallery on the Green. October 2010 Two of this image.

Abstract and Pearls 7-04-33-BW Blog 001 Abstract from the Excess Series. One of this image.

peace pjc

Photographic Art                   Color abstract figure not discounted.

Categories // Abstract, B+W Fine Art, B+W Silver Gelatin, Dance, Doorway, Figures, Film, Film 35mm, Fine Art Photographs, Fishing, Full Frame, Nature, Photographic Art Tags // Abstraction, B+W Fine Art Photography, Black +White Fine Art Photography, Dance, Silver Gelatin

Three “T,s” from My Life

09.13.2015 by Peter J. Crowley // 2 Comments

 Truda Kaschman Thirty years since we have spoken. I still listen.

SCAN0098 Ss15 Sat+25 Drk20 Cnst75 Truda Kaschmann John BatTerry Buried Child Univ. Ct.

SCAN0097 Ss15 B-3 Cnst30 Drk50 Burield Child NutMeg 80sTrains, Thomas with Inara.

DSC_0712 S25 Kel6000 Sat+10 Northwest Railway Museum 7-10-15

Photographic Art             Motion made still to imply motion/emotion

Categories // Abstract, Antique trains, Arts, B+W Fine Art, B+W Silver Gelatin, Ballet, Between Here and There, Black and White Fine Art, Color Fine Art, Dance, Dancers, Digital and Film, Film, Fine Art Photographs, Motion, Movement, Nikon, Olympia Wa., Past life's, People, Performing Arts, Railroad, Reflecting on past, Theater, Thought, Train adventure, Uncategorized, Washington Tags // Antique, B+W Fine Art Photography, Blending the past and the present, Color Fine Art, Dance, Humanity, Olympia, Photographic Art, Silver Gelatin

Prime Lens are Better for your Cardiovascular Health

04.21.2015 by Peter J. Crowley // Leave a Comment

Well maybe but not a lot but I think it adds to my creativity or focus level. One of Diane Arbus’s early mentors said “you must care passionately about your subject or why bother?” When I work with a subject on location I want to feel the space by walking around closer, farther I feel more in the space. Simply I work slower allowing my eyes to see different distances rather than stand in the same place and zooming. The sense of space more importantly the negative space what is going on in the frame that isn’t my subject. A subject is not always a person, could be a tree, a landscape anything just be totally involved passionate. 

negative28-edited S30 Film Tenino 3-26-15

Tenino Wa. B+W film scan from negative 3-26-15 below is a digital of the same decaffeinated to B+W maybe it is me or my poor post production skill but film is B+W for real. More creative wanderings… Image here is made with Nikkor 105mm F-2.5 a prime lens. Digital is a 18-55mm Kit Zoom. Lens is really 28.8-88mm something Nikon neglects to mention in their data. It’s an 18 on a full sensor but not on the D-3100. The prime 105 is Brass and Glass not at all fashionable to a convenient driven photographer. It’s heavy but it’s sharp.  With the diggie I exposed more frames with the zoom, a little wider more close up. With film step back re frame bang 3 images and knowing I had what I wanted.

_DSC0051 S30 +R3+G2-B3 B+W

So with film you end up taking a few more steps not a big cardio gain every little bit helps. You also get a bit more time to explore the image you will make.

Photographic Art  Silver Gelatin

enjoy pjc

Categories // B+W Fine Art, B+W Silver Gelatin, Black and White Fine Art, Olympia Wa., Soul, Uncategorized

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