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Memory and Desire, Stirring

March 19, 2018

Winter kept us warm, covering earth in forgetful snow

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Submerged: This Lake Alive!

September 1, 2017

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***** I keep a visual diary of my walks. ***** I don’t think buffalo ever roamed the great scrubby plains of grass and pavement I found near Buffalo, New York. This was close to my hotel during a recent visit. ***** Vast empty stretches were contained by fencing, keeping me either in or out; I...

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Jake BrinkMarch 10, 2017 - 4:06 am

A most enjoyable “read” Anne-Marie. I’ll forward this to a friend who’s just atarted a blog.ReplyCancel
- Anne- Marie LittenbergMarch 10, 2017 - 3:52 pm
  
  Thank you!ReplyCancel
paul beaucheminMarch 10, 2017 - 5:35 am

Beautiful work. I love the way you have captured the banal landscape of the city/suburbs. You haven’t made it beautiful, you’re captured the bleak emptiness and made it interesting and familiar. That familiarity, that feeling that we’ve all felt, standing in an empty parking lot on a cold day searching the horizon for a bit of beauty or a glimpse of promise that nature might be hiding. Love it. ReplyCancel
- Anne- Marie LittenbergMarch 10, 2017 - 3:52 pm
  
  Thank you Paul.ReplyCancel
JohnMarch 10, 2017 - 4:39 pm

This is a really engaging group of photographs. Buffalo is such a fertile ground for work like this and these shots really describe the feeling of the location well, and, there’s a formal sophistication that’s really engaging. I’m really enjoying the processing of these shots and am becoming increasingly drawn towards doing as little as needed to the file and letting it speak more as it the moment occurred. Heavy-handed processing is starting to look very ephemeral and it won’t withstand time very well, methinks. Also, I’m seriously thinking about ProPhoto 6 – my site is a wreck and I like this format. ReplyCancel
- Anne- Marie LittenbergMarch 10, 2017 - 5:04 pm
  
  Thank you John. I warmly appreciate your thoughtful comments. I am gearing more and more towards less saturation. I like to shoot on cloudy days when there are just bursts of light that come through .. it can add a subtle warmth, but everything is kind of desaturated and that is my preference. On prophoto .. I am clueless about how to build a website. I really had to do a lot of stumbling around to get here. Now I think I have to add some galleries. I have just been doing the periodic photo blog stories.ReplyCancel
Jonathan MacagbaMarch 11, 2017 - 7:10 pm

Beautiful workReplyCancel
Elise GoldMarch 17, 2017 - 1:23 am

Thank you for taking me on this journey with you. Like others voiced, I’m struck by the emptiness. And with all the ground that you covered, not a soul in sight! Sending love, EliseReplyCancel
Jim RocheJanuary 22, 2020 - 8:56 am

Today is my third week in Sicily. I came to work on a project called ‘’Off Season,’ a time when the landscape is devoid of people and is alone by itself. I’m feeling a bit lost in this project, and thought to turn somewhere for visual inspiration. You of course provided it. Thanks for the images.ReplyCancel
- Anne- Marie LittenbergJanuary 22, 2020 - 2:01 pm
  
  Thank you for letting me know, Jim. I am a big fan of your work and knowing you stopped by means a lot.ReplyCancel

Strangely familiar, yet mysterious.

January 15, 2017

I walk around at night with my camera and flashlight, recording what I see. *** I take photographs of places and things that are familiar, that others might view as mundane. For me, there is great beauty in the mundane, and the quiet solitude of night adds mystery. *** The windmill at the Burlington Electric...

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Lit Windows and Night Walks

December 1, 2016

I like to walk at night, looking at lit windows, imagining what is happening inside. I keep my distance, only seeing what anyone driving by or out walking the dog would see. Sometimes the windows suggest very little; maybe someone is watching me? There are places that seem relieved to be empty. Nothing exciting is...

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Memory and Desire, Stirring

Submerged: This Lake Alive!

Roaming Buffalo

Strangely familiar, yet mysterious.

Lit Windows and Night Walks