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Comet Neowise over Shinnecock Bay

Comet Neowise over Shinnecock Bay. I went out to see the new comet and at first couldn’t find the comet. Then out of the corner of my eye I thought I saw a flash of light. I trapped a pair of binoculars and found the comet. it was very faint in the sky but I felt that I could get a photo with a long exposure. There was a lot of local light pollution to contend with but after several exposures the above image was created

Clouds over the South Fork of Long Island and the Hamptons

An SUV off road on the sand, a child plays in the sand while the parents are catching a few waves at sunset
An SUV off road on the sand, a child plays in the sand while the parents are catching a few waves at sunset
Clouds over Mecox Bay, Water Mill, NY
Clouds over Towd Point, Southampton, NY
Old boat, deer skull and clouds at Towd Point, Southampton, NY

Web Site Update

it has been awhile since posting any updates. I have been busy creating new art but have been undecided about the future of this website. For now it will stay the same and I will be trying to post on a regular basis.

Peonies

Currently I am not working on any specific projects. It gives me the opportunity to have some fun taking random photos. A few days ago I was looking at my wife’s garden and her peonies. They are an old variety not seldom seen. They are all white with a touch of yellow and red in their centers. i have photographed them over the years when in bloom and sold an image of a tight close up of the flower in full bloom, but I have always been intrigued with the flowers as they decayed. Below are a three such photos of the decaying flowers.

A peony whose petals have been blown away by the wind as it decays
Peony whose petals have been blown away but he wind
A peony whose petals have been blown away by the wind as it decays
A peony in decay
A peony whose petals have been blown away by the wind as it decays
A black and white version of a peony in decay

Commercial Fishing Nets

I spent a couple of days this winter hanging around the commercial fishing docks in Montauk and Hampton Bays.

A commercial net bundled up on the dock
Where the net meets the end that drags along the ocean floor
The ends of the commercial fishing nets get worn into a brush like end