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Below Zero – What to do?

The winter months just seem to drag on and on. So what to do when you are bored and miss the garden? Well, you bring the garden indoors! Put on the strobes, adjust the lights, play with the hairlight and choose the flowers. Here’s the setup that Sue Abrahamsen and I came up with yesterday as we defied the below zero temperatures in Massachusetts! Enjoy the preview of Spring! And a reminder – it’s time to line up your portrait session with Ann. Spring is around the corner … and seniors you still have time to book before graduation!

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Commissioned sculpture – one of a kind!

Barbara Scavotto-Earley and I go back – way back!   Barb was one of my close friends in grade school.  As happens in life, we went our separate ways – and then converged once again as adults.  Barbara is now a famous sculptor.  Last year, I commissioned her to create a sculpture of one of my favorite cameras – an old ”folder camera”  from the 1920′s.   Barbara took my camera and went back to her studio to create … and create she did!  She brought my old camera to life with little figures to operate the machinery.   As with all of Barbara’s works,  she sparkles her work with her wit and animates the clay.  Her work, titled “Exposures” is a creation of acrylic painted clay.  Her attention to detail is incredible! 

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 Barbara’s other works can be seen on her website:  http://www.scavottosculpture.com    Her work is available for sale and she welcomes other commissions. 

“Exposures” will be exhibited as part of a two women show at Muse Le Belle Artiste on 1141 Main Street in the historic village of Coventry, CT….September 12 – November 8 with an opening reception on September 12 from 4-6:00…Sandy Hale’s EMPTY CHAIRS photographs and BARBARA SCAVOTTO-EARLEY’s SITuations Sculptures….the essence of the seat is ever present…

…check out www.muselebelleartiste.com or http://www.scavottosculpture.com for gallery hours and directions.

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Tower Hill Botanical Gardens

This is the “slow season” for wedding photography and the best time of year for me to just go photograph things that interest me. Tower Hill Botanical Gardens in Boyleston, Mass has always been one of my favorite places to unwind. I have photographed several weddings here in the past several years. Wedding Link
The gardens look quite different in the Summer. All of the flowers and trees in the L’Orangerie (the greenhouse area named for the small oranges in the trees) are moved out and the weddings take place in the greenhouse. Because of the snow and ice, all of the trails were closed at this time.

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