My framed original polaroids and acrylic prints are now on display at the FOMCI NWR gallery in Rockland, Maine. This show will be up from now through the winter. Possible Open house in December...Stay tuned!!
Gallery Info:
Address: 9 Water St, Rockland, ME 04841 Hours: Wednesday8AM–4:30PM Thursday8AM–4:30PM Friday8AM–4:30PM SaturdayClosed SundayClosed Monday8AM–4:30PM Tuesday8AM–4:30PM Phone: (207) 594-0600 ext. 5
(video of setting up for the show...come see! walk-ins welcome..)
Spending some time to enjoy the peacefulness that water can bring. Acknowledging its ever-present flow with the continuous rush of a waterfall and then the stillness of a quite pond's reflection...through my Polaroid work I tried to show here how well water can reflect our visible world by inverting the camera while shooting. Can you see the difference? In one of the images it's almost as if the sky is filled with an up close crater-filled moon, yet its just the pond's see-through shoreline. And also, trying to capture how fast and continuous water can be with capturing a couple waterfall shots, which is very hard to do in any detail with a Polaroid camera. But I thought they came out cool just the same.
Recently showcased in this very cool Swiss publication!
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