Last summer, a colleague at Western Avenue sent out a call for artists willing to be photographed while working. To my surprise, only three volunteered, and one was me. So
Steve Erat came by one summer day with his amazing cameras, and shot photos all around the studio while I printed.
This month he got the photos to me -- over 300! - and yesterday I finally uploaded them into my computer. Some of my favorites are still-life shots he found while I worked. They evoke the beauty and focus of the studio.
Others isolate a moment of creation.
Some embrace the whole studio:
I'm so pleased to have this record of a place, a process, a hot summer day.
Last summer, a colleague at Western Avenue sent out a call for artists willing to be photographed while working. To my surprise, only three volunteered, and one was me. So Steve Erat came by one summer day with his amazing cameras, and shot photos all around the studio while I printed.
This month he got the photos to me -- over 300! - and yesterday I finally uploaded them into my computer. Some of my favorites are still-life shots he found while I worked. They evoke the beauty and focus of the studio.
Others isolate a moment of creation.
Some embrace the whole studio:
I'm so pleased to have this record of a place, a process, a hot summer day.
2 comments:
what a wonderful opportunity! I can't believe any artist wouldn't want that. It will be very useful for publicity too.
Hi Linda! I am glad I found your blog! I will return.... :-)
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