Photos
The exhibit contains six photos, two large, wall-size, posters, one in five panels, one in three panels, and four individual photographs.
The last photograph of the series below, taken at Park Hill Orchard, in Easthampton, MA, is made of 517,864 polygons, tinted with only 64 different colors. It depicts the fragility of the nature that surrounds us. While the photograph may look natural and the landscape inviting, a digital transformation has taken place, and richness, diversity, and all the 24 million colors that originally made this image have been significantly altered. Only by paying close attention to the image, will we see the degradation. Only by playing close attention to the world around us, will we be in a better place to take better care of it.

Just a Sliver of Light
Long Mountain at Sunrise
Long Mountain taken in the mist of a very early morning.
40w x 30w
$750

Lonely Bird, Seven Sisters
Holyoke Range
Mount Hitchcock, center, emerging from the clouds, a single bird in the sky. Early morning sunrise.
40Wx20H
$775

Freckled Sky
Sunrise over Northampton
The Northampton town hall emerges over the landscape of the Holyoke Range in this orangey freckled sunrise sky.
36W x 24H
$750