Monthly Archives: June 2012

Five Years–Nantucket, MA

Five years ago today, I was in that pre-wedding prep mode (much too early in the day, thanks Catholic upbringing)–blueberry muffins, face mask, hair, make-up, dress, uncomfortable shoes, maids, Flaggship, navy and green, a sandwich and a Coke.  Then onto photos, antique car, Dad, Mom, lush peony bouquet, arched doorway, happy aisle, beaming groom, seersucker, […]

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Fine Art Friday–Sea and Sky–Nantucket, MA

Photographing the ocean is fascinating because it is always changing–the color, shape, form, and atmosphere.  Combine that with a photographer’s freedom to play with shutter speed and camera movement (both employed here) and the creative possibilities of pattern and shape are endless.  I love how the crashing waves and sun streaked sky take on a […]

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In the Land of Swizzle–Bermuda

Bermuda |bərˈmyoōdə: a British crown colony made up of about 150 small islands about 650 miles (1,046 km) east of the coast of North Carolina; pop. 58,000; capital, Hamilton. Inhabited since 1609.  ORIGIN named after a Spanish sailor, Juan Bermúdez, who sighted the islands early in the 16th century.   I’m heading out of town […]

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Fine Art Friday–Patagonia, Argentina

Wouldn’t we all like to be in the land of ice right now?  With NYC temps soaring near 100 again today, I thought I’d cool off with a few icy images from a glacier hike in Patagonia.  I’d personally like to dunk my head in that glacier lake right now. Yes, that is a deep […]

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