Peter J. Crowley

Fine Art Photographer

An Afternoon Walk in Seattle

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Dilated and dizzy I hit the streets of Seattle after Eye Institute visit.

Off to the oldest Chinese Restaurant in the International District. Tai Tung where owner Harry Chan visited our table when I asked about the Black and White photos from 1982, Children in San Francisco’s Chinatown. The work was very good and I left a note with Harry for the photographer. The food was excellent.

Two men in a street Public Parklet and one eating dinner inside.

International “Layered Life”

Street Lamps

At a red light in Georgetown.

peace pjc

More Layered Life.

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It is just ………………….Simplicity

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It is just light

It is just thought

It is just color and negative space

It is just emotion.

It is just me.

peace pjc

A Life in Photographic Art                              “Another Door Entered” 

Photographic Art My Mantra from Brian Berry at Paier College of Art 1971 “Every image you make is a self portrait” working this way allows/compels me to be more intimately involved with my creation. 

Portfolios from A Life in Photographic Art

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There will be dance, theater, portraits, trains and passengers. Visual stories poetry, ranting essays and humor. Figures, flowers, famous folks. Abstracts and architecture all reflective of my life as a passionate observer. Self portraits all, a look through my eyes.  A Life in Photographic Art. 

A sample chapter Another Door Entered  is available now at Amazon or a signed copy by sending me a check for $25

Nutmeg Ballet mid ’80s

Fort Collins Co. Train Travel

The Muse

Milo Maine at Ken Morgan’s studio for  a week I liked this window reflection. I asked if she would stay in photo and I added to my Layered Life Portfolio. 

November 2014 Capital Way Olympia one of my first images here. Layered Life.

enjoy pjc

Photographic Art Figure Studies