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People on the Bus

12.05.2014 by Peter J. Crowley // Leave a Comment

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I ride the bus here in Olympia and the people are great. This woman’s rings and stockings created a graphic study for me. I shoot a lot of sections parts of human form some drift to abstract, some just wonderful graphic compositions. October 27 my 6th day in Wa. peace pjc

Photographic Art A Silver Gelatin Figure Study.

Categories // allure, Art, Arts, B+W Silver Gelatin, Black and White Figure Studies, Color, Color Fine Art, Creativity, Digital and Film, Figures, Fine Art, Fine Art Photographs, Fine Art Photography, Movement, New Work, Nikon, Photographic Art, Rain, Social Travel, The Present Tags // Abstraction, Color Fine Art, Humanity, Photographic Art, Simplicity

When does an Image Become Photographic Art Art

11.24.2014 by Peter J. Crowley // 5 Comments

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Dusk at The Artist Enclave in East Haddam Ct. A storm is coming. B + W silver gelatin print.

 

Low Key Figure silver gelatin print on warm tone paper.

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When you have finished manipulation? Do you ever finish manipulation when is the piece finished? When is it Art?

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Manipulation isn’t new this image is a study of a pregnant women. Shot on 35mm film at ISO 1600 to gain more grain and texture. It was then printed onto a sheet of 4×5 film giving me a positive image, then contact printed on to a 4×5 sheet of litho film [high contrast film used in the printing industry]this film sees just Black and White and adds more texture and grain. Many steps that I decided on while shooting the original negative in very contrasty studio light. When did it become Photographic Art?

What are your thoughts? When Does an image become Art? peace pjc

Photographic Art

Categories // Abstract, allure, Art, Arts, B+W Fine Art, B+W Silver Gelatin, Beyond the surface, Black and White Figure Studies, Black and White Fine Art, Black and White Fine Art Photography, Creativity, Dance, Dancers, Figures, Film, Film 35mm, Fine Art, Fine Art Photographs, Fine Art Photography, Movement, Norwich Ct, Photographic Art, Present and Past Photographic art, Reminisces, Silver Halides, Storm, Technology Drivel, Texture, Tutorials

Along This Road I Travel Still.

05.23.2012 by Peter J. Crowley // Leave a Comment


Early spring traveling on Rt. 87 Lebanon this day by car to the darkroom at Photosynthesis  but my mind wanders to my youth as I would ride this road on my bike with friends from Coventry we would set out to explore sometimes riding 20 – 30 miles in a day. A new pond to skip rocks across, streams and big hills to race down fearless immortal kids. Fifty years later to the Lab, ten or so years ago to The Centennial Theater for summer theater dress rehearsal in Simsbury to photograph.
Yesterday hoping for an image or two between the rain drops or on the way back to chase the Golden Hour of late light. But there was no between the raindrops or Golden Hour. There was a visit with Carl and Maarit that made the sun shine within and the conversation with Tiana sharing her youth and dreams with us three sharing stories of youth and dreams. I told her I never thought I would be photographing barns but now as I think of being a kid in Coventry playing in haylofts the circle seems obvious.                                                    enjoy pjc

Photographic Art Between Here and There

Categories // Art, Between Here and There, Color Fine Art, Coventry Ct., Creativity, Emotion, Family Farm, Farms, Fine Art Photography, Manchester, New Work, Soul, Spring, Time Tags // Blending the past and the present, Color Fine Art, Giclee, Photographic Art, Reflections, Seasons, Simplicity, Small Business, Spring

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