My View of Life on the Dock
Doug Niedermiller put together an incredible collection of Cape Ann HDR Photography from last fall.
Click The Picture To See His Slide Show
Doug Niedermiller HDR Cape Ann Photography Album, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Jared Charney talks about photography and shooting for living
check out Jared’s Website
This from Mike-
Hi Joey –
Thanks for doing the fun video of my work yesterday. Unfortunately, after all my calculating, I was off by a week for the opening reception of the Rockport Art Association photography show – it is December 13.
Any way to put this corrected date along with the video?
Thanks again. I hope to see you at an opening in the near future.
Mike
Henley Douglas Jr and Soul Force Five- pic from Ernest Morin
click this text to see more of Ernie’s latest Night Pictures series
Chickity Check It! Ernest Morin’s Latest Night Work, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
Arlene Grant and her photography club came to Rockport to take photographs. Click on this text to check out her beautiful captures.
I’ve been learning little by little about light when taking pictures. To be perfectly honest 90 percent of the pictures I take are with the automatic settings from the camera. At one point I thought you could never get enough light and that ideally you wanted your subjects flooded with bright sunshine.
If I took this shot in bright sunshine you never would have seen the ruffles of the feathers. The automatic settings would have adjusted the shutter speed and it would have been all black. Because it was dark and overcast it came like this-
On exhibition through May 31, 2009
****Admission to the Cape Ann Museum will be free to all Cape Ann residents
every Saturday morning from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon for the duration of the Charles A. Lowe exhibition.
Charles A. Lowe Photos: Gloucester 1975
Charlie Lowe was a deceptively great artist possessed unconsciously,
with an extraordinary ability to universalize what he saw in life. It was
given to him, through his eyes to open ours. His wondrous images guide
us to the perception of something around us, in others, in ourselves,
that was truthful, essential, natural, optimistic I think, poignantly
human, and the essence of our Gloucester.
Joe Garland, foreword essay to Lowe’s book A Portrait of Gloucester, 1983.
From the archives of the Museum, a selection of Gloucester photos from the year 1975 by Charles A. Lowe, photographer for the Gloucester Daily Times from 1957 -1981.
The exhibition is organized by former editor of the Gloucester Daily Times, Peter Watson, and Fred Buck, photo archivist for the Museum.
**An 80 page exhibition catalogue will accompany the exhibition.
It is for sale through the Museum Shop for $25.00.
Copies of photographs from the Charles A. Lowe Archives are also available for purchase. Call the Museum’s Library/Archives for more information,
(978) 283-0455, ext. 19.
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On exhibition March 7 through May 31, 2009
****Admission to the Museum will be free to all Cape Ann residents
every Saturday morning from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon for the duration of the Charles A. Lowe exhibition.
Charles A. Lowe Photos: Gloucester 1975
Charlie Lowe was a deceptively great artist possessed unconsciously,
with an extraordinary ability to universalize what he saw in life. It was
given to him, through his eyes to open ours. His wondrous images guide
us to the perception of something around us, in others, in ourselves,
that was truthful, essential, natural, optimistic I think, poignantly
human, and the essence of our Gloucester.
Joe Garland, foreword essay to Lowe’s book A Portrait of Gloucester, 1983.
From the archives of the Museum, a selection of Gloucester photos from the year 1975 by Charles A. Lowe, photographer for the Gloucester Daily Times from 1957 -1981.
The exhibition is organized by former editor of the Gloucester Daily Times, Peter Watson, and Fred Buck, photo archivist for the Museum.
**An 80 page exhibition catalogue will accompany the exhibition.
It is for sale through the Museum Shop for $25.00.
Copies of photographs from the Charles A. Lowe Archives are also available for purchase. Call the Museum’s Library/Archives for more information,
(978) 283-0455, ext. 19.
Opening Reception: Saturday, March 7 from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Remarks at 3:30 p.m.
Slide presentation with Peter Watson, former editor, The Gloucester Daily Times
Saturday, March 21 at 3:00 p.m.
Both events are free and open to the public.
Support for this exhibition is generously provided by
the Cape Ann Savings Bank,
the Gloucester Daily Times and the Cricket Press.
It looks like old time Gloucester. Actually it was taken 2 days ago. —Sharon
Here is this week’s photo for Where Zat? So everyone will know when the contest is up, I’m going to post it each Monday at noon.
This week’s contest prize is a $20 gift certificate from Andy Mulholland at the Dog Bar (formerly the White Rainbow). Great place to eat, drink and listen to excellent local music! Thanks, Andy!
Intershell bought this building on Commercial St. recently for their retail operations. Of course, this photo was taken before they fixed it up.—Sharon
We’re so incredibly fortunate to live here! Any season has its beauty.
If you haven’t seen it yet from the link in my blogroll to the right, click this text to visit the photos from the Middle Street Fire that Jay took.
Check out Katherine Richmond’s photo’s at The Lone Gull. They’re there right this moment.
Katherine Richmond Photography At The Lone Gull, originally uploaded by captjoe06.
All this time I thought I had added a link to the incredible art and photography of Jim Barber, but when I just looked it wasn’t there.
If you haven’t checked it out yet, you owe it to yourself to see some of Jim’s incredible photography. This is how a real photographer takes and displays pictures as opossed to my hack work.
Anyway here’s a link-
Good Morning Gloucester 