These new photographs I took the summer of 2007 in Maine are the first I have taken with a G-7 digital camera.
I have been taking pictures
with the same Canon A-1 I bought in 1981. Looking through the
lens was immediately exciting and satisfying. I am compelled by
mystery which I see in nature, in the work of human beings, and
in the relationship between them. I find myself consistently wooed
by texture, light, soft color palettes, and compositions. Still photographs are a fixed moment
in time - a still-life - leaving the viewer to wonder what
came before or after.
I believe that my profession as a psychotherapist for twenty-five years has enhanced my appreciation of all things seen and unseen, known and unknown. I continue to be fascinated by the juxtaposition of inside and outside, and places in-between – liminal space!
I hope each of these photographs will suggest a mood to you and evoke your own musings as they do for me.
My photographs are not altered in any way. The only exception is when slight cropping is required to accommodate
the size of the printing paper.
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