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Kettle Point #2, Landscape Photograph
We’ve been spending many beautiful evenings on the shores of Lake Huron lately. Mainly in the Kettle Point area which is peaceful beyond words. Have you been? If not, you should. The water is often quite calm, the shore void of people.
And it’s quiet, oh so quiet.
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Where’s your favourite place to be in the quiet of nature?
The backsides of buildings hold their own brand of charm.
Lake Erie #15, Peaceful Minimalist Photograph
If you’re on our Sneak Peek Emailer list then you already know that today we released my newest photograph: Lake Erie #15. This image was somewhat inspired by my love for the work of Mark Rothko, you’ve probably seen his paintings before and not realized it.
And if you’re not on our Sneak Peek Emailer list then you should sign-up! It’s the best way to hear about new photographs before anyone else does and you can expect to hear from us every 2-4 weeks. Plus if you add in your mailing address you may receive the occasional holiday card too.
Our October Photography Show at The Aeolian Hall was such a success that not only was it held over until November 16th, but we were also invited to participate in their Holiday Art Show and Sale! I am honoured to be included among this group of eleven artists: Richard Sturgeon, Tony Diodati, Marion Drysdale, Corinne Garlick, Peter Karas, Ellie Lagrandeur, Cheryl O, Anya Romanenko, Judy Stirling, and Pamela Vezina.
We’d love if you could stop by and say hi!
Holiday Art Show and Sale
Curated By Mary-Ann Jack-Bleach
Opening Reception: Sunday, November 27, 2011 6pm-8pm
Exhibition: November 16 – December 31, 2011
Aeolian Hall
795 Dundas Street East at Rectory
London, Ontario, Canada
Free Admission
A group show and sale
Art will be on display and for sale at all events throughout the remainder of the year. From Monday to Friday between 10 am and 6 pm please call the hall at 519-672-7950 to arrange a time to view the art.
20% of art sales proceeds go directly to the Aeolian Hall Projects Fund.
Summer stroll in downtown London, Ontario.
Lake Erie #14, Peaceful Minimalist Landscape Photograph
There’s something pre-historic about this rock, don’t you think? Darren says it looks like some sort of ancient turtle. What do you see?
Last week we found ourselves on the beach in Port Glasgow, Ontario. The water was high and rough which really limited what we could photograph. Many of the interesting rocks were submerged and there wasn’t much land left to perch my camera on. But it still made for a lovely, peaceful evening, watching the sunset and having a picnic dinner in the car while staring out over the water. Made me think this must be nature’s drive-in.
We’ve been busily preparing four of my landscape photographs for our upcoming show presented by the London Fringe Theatre Festival at Starbucks. It’s still a little over a week away but I want to let you know my work will be up for the whole month of November. Plus 20% of all art sales help the Fringe Festival do what they do best. So when you’re out doing your holiday shopping on Richmond Row be sure to treat yourself to a coffee and a moment of peace at Starbucks.
Here are the details of the event:
Visual Fringe at Starbucks
November 2011
Starbucks
Richmond + Central
601 Richmond Street
London, Ontario, Canada
A solo show and sale
{To stay up to date on all of our shows be sure to check out our events page}
Such a beautiful gloriously foggy morning to drive out to Port Stanley. I’ve been itching to try a different composition with my seascape photographs and I’ve finally had a chance to try it out. Just beautiful bands of colour formed by the lake and the sky. Plus I found some new angles while I was there, I’ll just have to schedule more trips to the beach. Like I always say, making photographs begets making more photographs.
Currently featured in our October 2011 desktop calendar.
So what do you think? Is it too minimal? Have I gone too far? Please let me know in the comments section, I’ll see you there!
{Lake Ontario #13 is now available in our landscape photography shop}
I am thrilled to announce that I’ve been asked to show my work at The Aeolian Hall! We’re so excited! We’ve spent the past week busily printing and framing images as well as getting through all the administrative tasks that go along with doing a gallery show. And on top of all that we’ve been keeping up with all the other commitments we had already made before this opportunity arose. Whew! I can’t wait to have an evening off.
Here are the details of the event:
Aeolian Hall
Opening Reception: Monday, October 3rd, 2011 6pm-8pm
Exhibition: October 1-31, 2011
795 Dundas Street East at Rectory
London, Ontario, Canada
Free Admission
A group show and sale
Opening night is one week from today, will you please stop by? I’d love to meet you in person.
{To stay up to date on all of our shows be sure to check out our events page}
I’m really excited to tell you that our 2012 landscape calendar has arrived from the printer! I just wanted to share with you this quick sneak peek, I plan to photograph it this week so I’ll have a more informative blog post coming soon.
{Our 2012 landscape calendar is currently only available through our Etsy photography shop, we’ll have it available on our own website soon.}
