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Chicago, Portland, Rochester 1998

12.27.2016 by Peter J. Crowley // 2 Comments

A life in Photographic Art

Chicago 1998

Portland Oregon 1998

Rochester New York 1998

The Great Yellow Father in the declining years Kodak. Taken from the window of a train I had to move quickly to get the Jet in the image. Again excuse me for lying across you on the train.

Photographic Art Last Light Flagstaff on the rails 2008.

Categories // A Life in Photographic Art, Amtrak, Amtrak 2008 Travels, Chicago Union Station, Color Fine Art, Documentary, Empire Builder, Film, Fine Art Photographs, Lake Shore Limited, On The Rails to Olympia Washington, Railroad, Riding the rails Tags // Blending the past and the present, Color Fine Art, Street Photography

Velvia, Kodachrome from the last Roll. New England

12.03.2016 by Peter J. Crowley // 3 Comments

As I scan images from my portfolios these three of nature beauty, a quiet time spoke to me. Hope they speak to you. Simplicity a hard concept to grasp.

Another Door Entered

Colchester on the way to RJ Phils to drop last roll of Kodachrome at his lab.

VelviaVelvia at Diane’s Pool film a gift from Richard Sallee a Fine Photographic Artist and friend.

The Poppy a plant that I find exciting in the beginning and in bloom.

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Photographic Art another Poppy with a Deep Red Soul

A life in Photographic Art

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Categories // Color Fine Art, Flowers, Nature, Nikon, Spring, Willimantic Tags // Color Fine Art, Flowers, Giclee, Kodachrome

Moments Happen faster at 4 soon to be 5

11.28.2016 by Peter J. Crowley // 4 Comments

Wednesday after school two little eyes peep through my mail slot laughing always laughing. The door opens and the fast fun begins with a run around laughing ending in my arms. Errands to run we head out to Costco entering a movie on a big screen TV. Like a moth to a flame she hones in “I have seen this movie before.” Mom goes to shop we watch Inside Out. She follows intently as the little girl finds her way home after considering running away. Relief from her parents she starts to cry. Inara pushes me over to the next TV watching very serious she begins to tear up with the girl. As the girl settles safely home she stops crying,  a tear wiped from Inara’s she comes hugs me pulls me back for the rest of the movie. WOW

dsc_3155-e-web-11-26-16At this point she was a bat, a tired bat flying around Blue with me while mom shops.

Saturday out to shop to blue. I walk out to the car and as our custom I go to her window tap laugh and make a face. Once in the car she announces “I’m a wolverine.” What sound do you make. You must know each new personas voice. At Poppet where the dealing begins try these boots on she does and likes. But there are frogs she likes better. Another pair of boots I’ll try them on if I can have a frog? Inara it is almost Christmas we should put them on the list. Back and forth the negotiations continue. The list started Dec. 27th first trip to a store after Christmas. Quiet talks with mom we decide to get them for her but for Christmas. I will take her to the bakery for a cookie distraction. “But I really want a frog” now in full frog mood hoping around. We go for a cookie a settlement reached.

dsc_3144-web-1126-16Bend don’t break Kissinger gets a smaller frog and a cookie.   

the-goober-new-haven-1973_edited-1Mom had the same eyes. New Haven 1973 already using the look to negotiate.

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Photographic Art the seventies

Categories // Amtrak, Childhood, Circles., Color Fine Art, Eyes, Eyes of the child, Frivolity, Smiling Eyes Tags // Blending the past and the present, Color Fine Art, Olympia, Portraits

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