"In reality opposites are one; art shows this."ELI SIEGEL

EMOTION—in BLACK & WHITE and COLOR: 15 PHOTOGRAPERS at the Terrain Gallery   [ to return click here ]

 



Mary Fagan , Marathon Hill, Bedford Avenue, 2006

 

 
 

                         

My study of the opposites began in 1980 in The Honoring Eye class taught by photographer and Aesthetic Realism consultant Nancy Starrels.

I learned to find wonder in the everyday, photographing a block in my neighborhood, and the world seemed so much friendlier.  There have been large changes in my work over the years I have also found myself responding to more things, a greater range of subjects. 

In Marathon, Bedford Avenue, 2006, to get a sweeping vista in in relation to the vanishing point, I  used a wide angle lens.  This meant I had to greatly enlarge a small section of the shot.  But I think the light benefits from the pointillistic bounce it gets through over-sharpening.

 

 

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