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Jun, 2021

Book Review: Charcoal by J.E. Rowney

by Deborah E on June 13, 2021

Charcoal, by J.E. Rowney, was an experience in and of itself. A quality experience, unique, and engaging. It started out like any other book (so it seemed), setting the stage, introducing you to the characters, drawing your interest. At times, while the “mini-stories” were interesting, I wasn’t sure of their purpose in the book. These [...]

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Feb, 2020

Lee Bowman : Nurturing Nature

by Deborah E on February 1, 2020

Viewing the art of Mr. Lee Bowman is inspiring. It is as if we are truly in the presence of that which he artfully captures on his canvas. Enjoy the beauty of his art with me and learn a little bit more about the man behind that art.When did you first decide that you wanted [...]

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Jun, 2018

James Kennedy and Friends Music Group

by Deborah E on June 30, 2018

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Feb, 2018

A Discussion About Commercial and Fine Art Photography

by Deborah E on February 17, 2018

The video, above, is brought to us by the people at The Art of Photography. Definitely go visit them at their website! Granted, this is probably a topic that would fit well with our SeasidePhotographs.com website (especially since we just recently covered abstract photography) but it piqued my interest as far as realizing the artistic [...]

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Jul, 2017

Matthew Emeny : Military Aviation Art

by Deborah E on July 5, 2017

At first glance, at a distance, these images look as if they are photos from the war or from the beauty of the machines gracing the skies. Then, one realizes that they capture something that oftentimes is not able to be captured in photos, as well as providing more depth, and appropriate color. These are paintings by the talented Matthew Emeny.

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  • Book Review: Charcoal by J.E. Rowney
  • Lee Bowman : Nurturing Nature
  • James Kennedy and Friends Music Group
  • A Discussion About Commercial and Fine Art Photography
  • Matthew Emeny : Military Aviation Art