Season of Promise
After a summer of virtual art shows and limited socializing, Points of View Artists are looking forward to new beginnings and fresh perspectives in hopes that the pandemic will loosen its grip. Work in this show represents some of the joys of summer, the vibrancy of color, and the inspiration behind the artists’ creativity.
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| Blue Hour at Lobster Cove |
Craig Snapp digital photograph, size can be varied Contact Craig if interested in purchasing (snappcp1316@gmail.com) This photo was taken after sunset during what is referred to as a "Blue Hour". Blue hours occur both before sunrise and after sunset when the sky can be a wonderful deep blue. |
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| Infrared View of Carrying Place Cove |
Craig Snapp infrared digital photograph, size can be varied Contact Craig if interested in purchasing (snappcp1316@gmail.com) The human eye can only see light wavelengths between 400 (violet) to 700 (red) nanometers. This digital camera photo was taken with a 720 nm filter in front of the lens. The filter allowed invisible near infrared light from 720 nm up to about 1200 nm to reach the camera's sensor. The resulting image was converted to black and white for us humans to see.
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| Double the Fun |
Bonnie Dickey colored pencil, NFS This jovial portrait is in a private collection far away in Washington State. |
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| Queen Anne’s Lace |
Bonnie Dickey oil pastels, NFS A portrait of delicacy
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| Wish-fulfilling Trees |
Beth Heron collage, NFS. Beyond the wish-fulfilling trees there is something brighter in the distance. A welcome idea.
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