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Downtown July 2017 an Abstract and Faces

August 17, 2017 By Peter J. Crowley 1 Comment

Limited strolling this month but two days here producing images that I love. 

Layered Life barefoot empty storefront colorful promises.

Poems M.Seven Bremner a Poet at Olympia Framers Market July 2017 your topic your price typed on a manual typewriter. A poem while you wait very cool.  Another of her eyes in portrait gallery.

The Orange Beret at Blue again the eyes.

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Photographic Art

Filed Under: A Life in Photographic Art, Abstract, Color Fine Art, Faces, Layered Life, Olympia Wa., Poem, Street Photography Tagged With: Abstraction, Color Fine Art, Humanity, Olympia, Portraits, Street Photography

An Afternoon Walk in Seattle

July 28, 2017 By Peter J. Crowley 1 Comment

Dilated and dizzy I hit the streets of Seattle after Eye Institute visit.

Off to the oldest Chinese Restaurant in the International District. Tai Tung where owner Harry Chan visited our table when I asked about the Black and White photos from 1982, Children in San Francisco’s Chinatown. The work was very good and I left a note with Harry for the photographer. The food was excellent.

Two men in a street Public Parklet and one eating dinner inside.

International “Layered Life”

Street Lamps

At a red light in Georgetown.

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More Layered Life.

Print Sale support my art. 

Filed Under: Abstract, Color Fine Art, Doorway, Layered Life, Life in Layers, New Work, Nikon, Reflections, Seattle, Street Photography, The City as a Muse Tagged With: Abstraction, Color Fine Art, Humanity, Layered Life, Reflections, Street Photography

May Twenty Fifth 2001 Around My Neighborhood

July 9, 2017 By Peter J. Crowley 6 Comments

2001 a very creative year feeling at home in Norwich a stroll with bricks, texture,  humanity. B+W HP5 warmed here with a touch of sepia, warm the way I felt this May day a couple months into my new residence.

Restoration or rubble the fate of  The Wauregan was the downtown lightning rod.

The Golden Hour on Main.

An empty building on Franklin I would walk by on the way to Delia’s or KCs. I rarely didn’t stop to look my imagination seeing past life’s. What did time do to empty this granite foundation? 

Chestnut St. just beyond ArtSpace the repetition is all about the light. But isn’t everything about the light.

A bit of Layered Life on Franklin.

Art? Are documentary images art? It depends on what you put in the image, not composition or cropping but emotion yourself . Were you there in a fleeting moment seeing subjects on to the next shot seeking cool. Or were you there in the moment looking inward putting yourself into the emotion seeing beyond subjects to soul.

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More home images.

Filed Under: Abandoned., B+W Silver Gelatin, Documentary, Humanity, Lamposts, Layered Life, Norwich Ct, Sepia Tagged With: Ambiance, B+W Fine Art Photography, Humanity, Layered Life, Street Photography

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