This blog offers some of my art and photography. Most items are for sale. It also provides occasional reviews of art events, comments on art and photography on the web, and other related stuff I find to share.
Mick - The picture sceond fromt he left is the patio of a hotel that goes all the way to the beach shown in the fourth from the left. The breakfast was set in their patio. The fifth and sixth from the start are also from this hotel. A number of the buildings on the site have family members of the owner. I goes severla hundred vertical feet.
Hi Bill,
I came across your new blog as I was (as is often the way when I get aboard the internet) looking for something else. Great to see that you rekindled your passion for photography. Who says you cant cultivate both your left and right brain.
I particularly enjoyed the photos from the Amalfi Coast, Positano. Hard to believe it's the same place that some fierce WWII battles were fought. Let me know the next time your work is shown by the Cambridge Art Association. Bravo!
Paul Tamburello
ptatlarge
As I was saying about the previous set, I love the way dwellings seem to grow out of the cliffs.
Posted by: Mick Mather | September 28, 2007 at 09:21 AM
Mick - The picture sceond fromt he left is the patio of a hotel that goes all the way to the beach shown in the fourth from the left. The breakfast was set in their patio. The fifth and sixth from the start are also from this hotel. A number of the buildings on the site have family members of the owner. I goes severla hundred vertical feet.
Posted by: bill Ives | September 28, 2007 at 05:18 PM
Hi Bill,
I came across your new blog as I was (as is often the way when I get aboard the internet) looking for something else. Great to see that you rekindled your passion for photography. Who says you cant cultivate both your left and right brain.
I particularly enjoyed the photos from the Amalfi Coast, Positano. Hard to believe it's the same place that some fierce WWII battles were fought. Let me know the next time your work is shown by the Cambridge Art Association. Bravo!
Paul Tamburello
ptatlarge
Posted by: Paul A. Tamburello, Jr. | October 15, 2007 at 05:19 PM