Description: I set this photograph up with some neighborhood kids behind the Methodist church. When I arrived there was a sign that said Methodist Parking. I parked their anyway even though I am Catholic. I had to work fast because I had visions of a mob of mad Methodist men with burning torches and sticks catching me.
Description: Waits River, Vermont is probably the best known village in New England. It hasn't changed much over the years and it probably will never change. Someone lit their wood stove just befor I made this photograph and the smoke adds an interesting element. If they lit the stove 15 minutes earlier there wouldn't be any smoke. It was -9f when I made this photograph. I used a view camera. With this type of camera the photographer puts a dark cloth over the camera and his or her head. The image is viewed upside down. I had to remove my gloves to operate the camera and my fingers hurt from the cold.
Description: Sheep in Underhill, Vermont. The sheep looked very warm on this bleak Winter day. I wanted to capture the wind and the warmth so I used some digital magic. This unusual image started as a straight photograph and I did my magic to it. It is part straight photography blended with a more painterly version of the image. It is part reality and part fantasy.
Lamb T-Shirt
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Description: I found this old barn on a cold drab day and I wanted to capture the harshness of the day. That coffee sure tasted good, when I got home. This beautiful image started as a straight photograph and I did my magic to it. It is part straight photography blended with a more painterly version of the image. It is part reality and part fantasy.
Floral T-Shirt
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Description: My wife bought these Starkrimsom pears in the grocery store which is funny since we have ten big beautiful Bartlett trees in our orchard along with about 380 apple trees. Our pear trees are ready for harvest. I think she was taken buy their beauty. Actually, I like these Starkrimsons much better than Bartletts for flavor and eye appeal. Most of my Bartlets are being made into pear wine as I am writing this.
Description: I knocked a total stranger's door and asked the farmer to come out in the cold for a photograph. After a long stare, he agreeded. Prints are produced by a professional lab on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All prints include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired. Red Bubble puts my name in the lower right corner and that does not appear on the print.
Description: I have a pear orchard in Grand Isle, Vermont and these are the fruits of my labors. This unusual image started as a straight photograph and I did my magic to it. It is part straight photography blended with a more painterly version of the image. It is part reality and part fantasy.
Police T-Shirt
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