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Party by the Ct. River While You Ruin your Liver LOL

06.23.2012 by Peter J. Crowley // Leave a Comment


A few quiet images in the late sun while not bothering my Liver.


A village of Mushrooms flourish in the knot of a tree. Sort of a fantasy village where one would expect to find a Hobbit.


On the east side of the river the setting sun rakes through the trees at the golden hour.


The hat scarf and eyes were also beautiful during the golden hour. There were lots of people there having a great time myself included. But the golden hour and
bright eyes and of course my mind went to the light.                                                                                                             enjoy pjc


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Sept First Solo Show of my Work.

 

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Back in Galilee RI April 2010

04.29.2012 by Peter J. Crowley // Leave a Comment


Another image from the fishing fleet in Galilee RI. Two years since I have been there perhaps another look later this year. Been a lot in the news regarding the “fishing industry” it looks like another blow against small independents. I admit I haven’t followed the story well. Here is an article from The Huffington Post regarding over fished areas and the system of controlled marketing of fish. “One fish two fish red fish blue fish.” Dr Suess. Or how the Marine Stewardship Council rates fisheries. There are links in article to Washington Post piece and other opinions on over fishing. I just like the small business and the boats. Independent like the family farm that is disappearing.       enjoy pjc

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July 02 The Muse Layered Life Westerly RI

04.17.2012 by Peter J. Crowley // 3 Comments

From the Last Session with my Muse of two years. An early image in the “Layered Life Portfolio.” We wandered around Westerly RI it was a perfect day. The image made on High St in the window of  84 High Street Cafe a great place to eat and socialize, the little boy inside, the woman on the left exiting and the Muse behind me reflecting in the window. Reflecting back this is one of my favorite images of The Muse. Perhaps one of my all time favorites but so many images it is hard to say for sure. So many unprinted negatives, my current health keeps me only able to print for an hour or two so I will share past images my favorites and some thoughts on creation perhaps you may pick up and idea or two.

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