The juxtaposition of an industrial image within a room creates a unique quality of energy and strong graphics. There is an unexpected surprise seeing this kind of subject displayed in a room in the house.
LPG pipeline in the desert of Qatar.
LPG pipeline at night in the desert, Qatar.
To see these images within a room and to size them to scale visit my online gallery/Store: eastepphotography.artstorefronts.com
Approaching storm at sunset in Sarasota, Florida.
To view more images in the collection visit: https://www.WayneEastep.com
Approaching Strom, Sarasota, Florida
I’ve always thought of myself as an observer. As such photography became the means by which I could communicate what I saw.
Technological limitations with the iPhone11Pro camera results in an opportunity to discover new expressions in an image. This image for example was made after dusk in low light. Phone cameras have a challenge recording images in low light conditions. This image of the dingy creates a mood that an exacting image made with my high end Nikon would not. The pixels are breaking up, the colors degraded, a technical issue called “noise” and there is a loss of sharpness. The result is that the image takes on a painterly look and creates a feeling that is moody and ambiguous.
Low light image of a boat on Sarasota bay with the iPhone11Pro camera.
Skies of SARASOTA
July through September in Sarasota, Florida produces a showcase of skyscapes and cloud dramas.
Photographer Wayne Eastep installing prints at Eastep Gallery
Photographer Wayne Eastep installing prints for the collection “The Living Seas” at Eastep Photography Gallery.
The exhibit of images will be on display December 22nd 11 am to 4 pm at 1338 Central Avenue Sarasota, Florida 34236.
The images are being offered to lift our spirits after the depressing experience with “red tide” along the coast of Sarasota in recent months. These beautiful underwater images were photographed in the Carribean, the Florida Keys and the Gulf of Mexico. They show what a healthy marine environment looks like.
Underwater photographs on display at Eastep Photography Gallery December 22nd, 1338 Central Avenue, Sarasota Florida 34236
An article in the Sarasota Herald-Tribune Style magazine, Arts section. by Su Byron
Al-Hijr / Madain Saleh
Al-Hijr, Madain Saleh the first UNESCO World Heritage Site in Saudi Arabia.
The entrance to a sacred area within the complex at Al-Hijir. The archeological site of Al-Hijr (Madain Saleh) is the first UNESCO World Heritage Site in Saudi Arabia. It is a major center of the Nabataen civilization. It is the largest Nabataen site south of Petra in Jordan. It bears testimony to the Nabataen civilization between the 2nd and 3rd centuries BC and pre-Islamic period in the 1st century AD.
Part of the collection “Art Within Architecture” on exhibit at Eastep Photography gallery 1338 Central Avenue, Sarasota, Florida 34236
Bahamas, Sand Banks
This image along with a dozen other images of water from around the world will be on exhibit March 31, 2018 11am to 4pm at Eastep Photography open studio Central Creative Commons, 1338 Central Avenue, Sarasota, Florida 34236
Fellow artists in C-3 (Central Creative Commons) Lucy Barber, Kathy Wright, Brandy Eiger will also have their studios open to the public.
To preview images being exhibited March 31, 2018 visit: https://www.WayneEastep.com
Serene night on the Gulf of Mexico
My friend and fellow photographer, Peter Silvia made an astute observation about a recently curated collection of my images showcasing water.
“You know Wayne these images of water are really about serenity”.
Images can be more about feeling than the fact of the subject.
This is particularly the case when when we are in a state of union with the subject we are observing.
I hope when you look at the images I’ll share in the coming days you find that they give you a moment of serenity.
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