Peter J. Crowley

Fine Art Photographer

Back in Norwich August 2014

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The first week of images made with Nikon Digital. enjoy pjc

DSC_0015 Taffville Mill 8-23-14

Taffville Mill 8/24/14 B+W in camera. Taken before I was advised to shoot RAW and convert. I have applied some of the conversion skills I have since learned. Slight warming filter added.

DSC_0016 Taffville Roadsigns 8-23-14

Old roads I traveled often. “The Road Goes on Forever and The Party Never Ends” Robert Earl Keen. This in my opinion is still a little blue.

DSC_0025 Haying RT 32 8-24-14

Farm on Route 32 haying in progress and me in the process of post process. Trying different forms of sharpening, convert to B+W infrared. enjoy pjc

Photographic Art

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New Years Day 2013 Lebanon Green

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I’ll be back from snow shoeing to the market. Ya right. Just looked out the parking lot side of my Apt. and there was NPW plow cleaning a bars parking lot. Priorities don’t drive, don’t drink and drive but if you do the parking lot is plowed. enjoy pjc

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Sad news. My show at Great Falls Discovery Center came down on the 27th

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Sorry due to a combination of weather scheduling and health I chose to take the show down on Thursday. Art is hard to move in torrential rain. So am I. To those who missed the show I am sorry.

The folks at Great Falls were wonderful hosts and I can’t thank them enough for working with me to arrange this exhibition. Their first communication to me came shortly after a long hospital stay and was just what I needed to push me to create. Thank you.

The Great Hall where monthly exhibits are shown, but this is not just a gallery it is a wonderful natural history museum with many speakers, programs and dioramas. It is a wonderful day trip or more if you look into the area lots of art and music venues. Thank you Laurel, Paul and the staff.
enjoy pjc

Photographic Art Prints not Pixels you should see this at 11×14 or larger.

More from the art on road to Turners Falls next blog.