What I Got Nan for Valentines Day – an Other People's Art Posting
When Carolyn Blazeck brought her unique work into Riverview Gallery last Fall, Tamara immediately put them in the front window. They are kind of magnificent. Not only are the "pots" exquisitely executed, the woven pine-needle work that tops them is striking. And...
"Still Waiting" – A New Annegarn Piece
One of our favorite collections of other people's art is our grouping of area artist Maria Annegarn's seated ceramic figures. They often come with their own bench or chair. One lady even has a purse. We display them in a neat wicker shelf rack – guests often remark...
January Hafla 2 – Luvlee
Jessica Lee Fenwick – aka “Luvlee” – does her solo dance in the January Moonshine Hafla at the Opera House. Even from my vantage point in the back corner, standing on a stool, it was almost impossible to get a full-body shot with all the heads in the way – unless...
January Hafla I – April
This is the second Hafla I’ve shot at the Opera House – it’s getting to the point where there’s not enough room in the Black Box. Here’s hoping they can move upstairs in the future. I've gotten shots of April Monique (her dance name) in the past that I’ve liked....
Last of the iPhone Window Series Portraits
Artist Pam Wilde's series of portraits painted in the window of Artists Emporium has come to an end. Sometime in the Spring there will be an exhibit of the more than 100 paintings done done. The last two of the more than forty that I managed to capture in my iPhone...
More from the Ice Festival
Not a lot more – just a couple of moments I managed to catch. The image at the top is the second one in a row where I used a trick that I grab on rare occasions for street shots. I create a copy layer over the image and apply a selected degree of motion-blur to...
Thursday Feb 14, 2019
What I Got Nan for Valentines Day
an Other People's Art Posting
When Carolyn Blazeck brought her unique work into Riverview Gallery last Fall, Tamara immediately put them in the front window. They are kind of magnificent. Not only are the "pots" exquisitely executed, the woven pine-needle work that tops them is striking. .… More
My present project. Havre de Grace Street images have their own unique page where they can be viewed by event-slide-shows – and even downloaded. If you see yourself or yours there are instructions for getting a signed/mounted/matted version free.
IF YOU SEE YOURSELF OR IMMEDIATE FAMILY ITS FREE display now in RiverView Gallery in town
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