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Original virtual art gallery concept and design by Thierry H. Bonneville.
Copyright © 2008-2011 MAINE ART SCENE, LLC | All Rights Reserved. Do Not Duplicate.
Bob Brooks
Fine Art Photographer
Diptych "Owl and Raven" 2009
Archival Digital Print Mounted on Arches Water Color Paper
9 3/16"x13 15/16"
Artist Statement: "When I first arrived in Maine, more than 40 years ago, I found many skulls and bones in the fields and woods and felt that these were gifts to me from animals that under normal circumstances I would not be able to get close to. In 2008 I began to use skulls as subject matter for my photographs. My art is an attempt at memorializing the spirit and the beauty of what the animals have left behind. I have discovered that in many ways we are all the same." --Bob Brooks
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Mary Woodman - Kennebunkport, ME
http://www.marywoodman.com
Fine Art Photographer
"Grand Funk"
14"x21"
$850
Call (207) 251-1228 or e-mail
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Sue Anne Hodges - Seal Harbor, ME
http://www.SueAnneHodges.com
Fine Art Photographer
"Boatscape 1"
Image Area Approximately 9"x27"
Framed and Matted: 16"x34"
"Boatscape 2"
Image Area Approximately 9"x27"
Framed and Matted: 16"x34"
Artist Statement: "My work is about light and color. That is what draws me in. Water has often been my subject, but recently my gaze shifted up a bit capturing something all of us see when we are near the water's edge...light reflecting off of water. In this series the images are of the boat hulls. I think it is interesting that the light reflecting off of the water on to the boat gives the illusion of clouds. And for me whether or not there is water in the image I have the sense of the presence of water. I have enjoyed looking at the reflections of light off of water since I was a child, but when I put the camera to my eye I was transported into a different world. A horizon appears, created by a stripe on the hull or perhaps by the water's edge. It is a disorienting feeling to know I am standing very close to the edge of the dock looking at something very close yet what I am seeing in my camera appears to be a vast, distant horizon. Though I am looking at a man made object, I am seeing are the effects of light and water." --Sue Anne Hodges
Call (207) 276-3664 or e-mail
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