May 15th, 2012
This is Jesse’s photo “Village Street” come to life. It’s three minutes of watching early morning and early afternoon activity — both on the street and the rooftops. In the morning you can hear wedding music in the distance — in the afternoon you hear school children. There’s also the occasional chugging sound of a thresher separating the wheat grain from the chaff. It’s the season of both wheat and mustard harvest. In the foreground is a stack of cow dung patties that have been shaped and already dried in the sun. The afternoon light is whiter (and picture clearer)… a different feeling.
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November 22nd, 2011
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October 20th, 2011
Am back to blogging after a several month hiatus! Am now finishing final prints for an exhibit at the Center for Digital Imaging Art’s Gallery 289 (on Moody St in Waltham). CDIA is launching a new gallery for staff and alumni, and I have the honor of putting up the first exhibit. The show goes on the walls on Nov 17th and the reception will be Thurs Dec 1. We’ll put out a more formal announcement next week. My son Jesse, who continues to be a big part of this project, will have images in the show too.
Have just finished printing this photo of Maharajin, the family cook and longtime friend.
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