Walking Fort River 08.04.2017
Would I have seen the formation of the leaves,
had I not first seen the clouds?
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Would I have seen the formation of the leaves,
had I not first seen the clouds?
Storm Edge
07.08.2017
Part of the series from the winter of 2017 using my old 90mm Leica lens. Walk was between 4:30 and 5:30 at the Fort river Conservation Area
Instead of the usual walk, I stood on the dike of the Connecticut River in Hadley, watching the changing world of the sky. These photographs are the first of my Snapshot Series, where I will be taking average shots of the landscape and making them look as good as I can.
Walking at Fort River Conservation Trail the day after Christmas. The clouds cam in as a solid field of gray. The rain started soon after I got through walking
Flying between the cloud layers I am in a temporary world of light and dramatic form.
Experimenting with using Lightroom & Photoshop to combine images into a high res panorama.
This images below couldn't be used by Lightroom to combine into a larger image.
I am beginning to create images with creative passes in panoramic mode. The arc of the camera is like a single zen gesture. This group of images has become the basis for the show EYES TOWARD HEAVEN at the Brattleboro Museum and Art Center that runs from October 28, 2016–January 8, 2017. Images from a twenty five minute period July 18, 2016 4:33–5:08 PM while walking the Fort River Trail, Hadley MA.
July 18, 2016 5:08 PM Hadley, MA
World of Form, Form in Emptiness, Approaching Emptiness, Emptiness as Void, Emptiness as All Things Visible. This is similar to the ox herding pictures often depicted in Zen arts.
Cloud edge while driving home on 04.03.2016 at 4:48pm
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This a second set of images from the Evening Sky Walk 04.02.2016 looking west into the sun while walking at Wentworth Conservation Area.