Showing posts with label east river. Show all posts
Showing posts with label east river. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 4, 2018

The City Today





Foggy Morning







Right before it Poured

I have been a compulsive photographer lately.   With spring about to rip I've been loving every wet thing I see.  These composite shots were from today.  They look kind of obvious but both images are composed of 2 different photographs each "stitched" together in photoshop to make the whole composition.  The most alluring thing about photography is that photographs are such a good representation of what we see.  But camera's aren't perfect.  They capture what we see but not how we see.    




Monday, October 30, 2017

shadow blob






 I am generating new ideas of displaying photographs in the studio.  I like having the wall space to experiment with these compositions.  They become more like a mural when they get scaled up and adding more and more images allows a flexibility in meaning. 

Saturday, May 6, 2017

Shots of Spring in Brooklyn

The weather has been so nice lately that I've been keeping my camera with me all the time.  Here are a few shots from this past week that I really like.




























Sunday, November 15, 2015

Magenta Sunset

This is the original watercolor sketch I made.  




Magenta Sunset, 2015
watercolor and chalk pastel on paper
9 x 12 inches


This is my reworking of the image at a larger scale 



Magenta Sunset, 2015
pastel and gouache on printed paper
20 x 27 inches


Sunday, August 30, 2015

Watercolors

Working on some small simple watercolors with an emphasis on painting atmosphere, reflection, water, and the ever-present skyline of New York.





view from Greenpoint at night




sunset









sunset over the east river




all work august 2015 9x12 inches on paper