Peter J. Crowley

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Silver Gelatin Victorian Brass Doorknob from the Early ’80s

01.28.2012 by Peter J. Crowley // Leave a Comment

First time this has been printed from “Doorway’s Portfolio” so many images. Doorways is the second oldest portfolio I work on since early 70’s till forever. So much room for your mind to explore, every door swings both ways allowing you to create the story on either side of the door. enjoy pjc

Photographic Art More Doors

Categories // Antiques, B+W Fine Art, B+W Silver Gelatin, Black and White Fine Art, Doorway, Film, Film 35mm, Fine Art Photographs, Fine Art Photography, Full Frame, History, Old Roads, Photographic Art Tags // Ambiance, Blending the past and the present, Photographic Art, Reflections, Silver Gelatin, X Black and White Fine Art Photography

Filler Up Diner Rt 5 Hatfield Ma. The Pretty road to Brattleboro Kodachrome

11.28.2011 by Peter J. Crowley // Leave a Comment

Filler Up Diner

The show at Photosynthsis runs through the 17th of December. It is a great show. Don’t miss it.

Open Studio at My Studio December 3rd 10am 3pm 100’s of Prints, Post and Note Cards, Books. If you can’t make Sat email me to make an appt. enjoy pjc

Photographic Art

Categories // Antiques, Art Deco, Autumn, Between Here and There, Brattleboro Vermont, Buy Local, Color, Color Fine Art, Events Galleries., Film 35mm, Fine Art, Fine Art Photography, Food, Gallery Shows, History, horses grazing Fine Art Photograph, Kodachrome, Photographic Art, Reflecting on past, Vermont, Welcoming Tags // Ambiance, Blending the past and the present, Color Fine Art, Giclee, Great Food, Humanity, Kodachrome, Photographic Art, Small Business

A Providence Door

07.27.2010 by Peter J. Crowley // Leave a Comment

A Life in Photographic Art, Another Door Entered

In the early 80’s and in love I moved to Providence, while there I worked at RISD and Brown. One day meeting a friend who worked in RISD’s publications office for lunch I continued my life long series of doors. Posing Kate in the doorway and myself directly in front the series Layered life began. As we walked on to lunch Kate mentioned that the door was to Harry Callahan’s home. Thirty years later I still seek open doors and the humanity that lies within and I continue to ponder and reflect with compassion, in the view finder, my soul exposed in every subject.

You may look at lots of images but back in the pre artifiscal age and today still for me the decisive moment was not taken 1000 exposures per image to later photo shop and find your idea. Creativity came from within the viewfinder, the rectangle the mind. The little nuance of the two of us reflecting in the door knob were not a “happy accident” it was composition, creation. It was/is mine.

enjoy pjc

Photographic Art more doors, under Harry’s and here. Are the doors still open?

The Fine Art Portrait with film

Categories // Art, Between Here and There, Color Fine Art, Documentary, Doorway, Film, Fine Art Photography, History, Humanity, Kodachrome, Layered Life, Life in Layers, No Exit, Old Roads, Photographic Art, Present and Past Photographic art, Providence Rhode Island, Reflecting on past, Reminisces, Rhode Island Tags // Blending the past and the present, Brown Univ., Color Fine Art, Giclee, Photographic Art, Providence, RISD

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