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Reflected in the waters are the usual plants found by freshwater and also the long lines of neighboring buildings.  No fish have I seen at this juncture yet nor turtles or frogs.  The ducks seem to have a good time when they drop in, and there are many colorful dragonflies.

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In response to the previous post, I received some inquiries about availability of prints.  Glossy and metallic prints, 5×7 and 11×14, are available for online purchase via this link.  There you’ll find these and other images taken during my various hikes by the water and wherever the wind blows me.

The images are fairly unique and the prints are sized to facilitate matting and/or framing for easy display.  The printing is top quality.  I hope you enjoy, and have the opportunity to peruse other images on the site: http://photosbycynthia.smugmug.com/

 

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… it was this photo of sunlit branches by the Charles River that was selected by the jurors. 😉 A framed print will be appearing in the Riverside Gallery’s 3rd Annual Juried exhibit, “African American Artists – Passion for a Lifetime – 2014”.  I hope  if you’re in the area you’ll drop by the opening reception on Sunday, October 26th, 3-5 PM.   I’ve seen some of the other selected works and it is a beautiful and stunning mix of media and themes.  The show will run through January 2015.

Other artists in this show include:

  • Karen Eutemey – mixed media & watercolor images, to influence viewers’ way of looking at the world
  • Pam Goncalves – printmaking and mixed media with textures, found objects, clay, fiber
  • Cedric Harper – paint on wood with manipulation of language symbols and dreams, on totems & panels
  • Derrick Jackson – photographic images from western national parks of wild western solitude
  • Charles Janey – black & white photography of urban subjects and settings
  • Catherine Joseph – fused glass with a color and design orientation, focused on manipulation & composition
  • John Keys – photography revealing the wonder and spectacle of beauty in seemingly ordinary moments
  • Annette McCarty – drawing & painting with a figurative focus and an eclectic composition technique
  • Camille Musser – acrylic & oil painting focusing on Caribbean people, landscape, and issues
  • Jamal Thorne – visualizations of the African American male experience in contemporary social culture
  • Marquette Welch – photography & voices making a space for inner city youth to speak and be heard
  • Taryn Wells – graphite drawings exploring the place of a multiracial individual in the world of racial identity

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You can learn more about the Middlesex Fells Reservations here.

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walking in the woods in low light

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I’m not completely sure what Thoreau meant by that phrase but those are the words that surface as I review these photos.  They do capture a bit of the mood of my mind.

Appreciating the light.  Both intrigued and challenged by the darkness.  In an abstract space, and feeling like that’s not a bad space to be in creatively, but …

… also knowing that, especially on a Monday morning, one needs to find some focus.  Or fake it really well.

I’m hoping another cup of coffee might help. Have a good day, folks. 😉

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… when the squirrel stepped out.

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One day, I will move from this house in Somerville with its many windows.  I will no longer be able to climb its spiral staircase to the top floor and from there to peer out the old window at the towering oak.  I will no longer be able to train my camera up through that tree’s branches into the sky.  But that day has not yet come. So on this bright September morn, I am grateful for this window, this oak and the blue of the sky beyond.  Have a good day, folks.

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