Photographs and articles by A. Cemal Ekin
About the Exhibit I am pleased to share that Art Site Fest selected three of my photographs from the Infrared Earthscapes collection for the Shapes of Living | Living Earth exhibit. As they indicate on their site: Shapes of Living | Project Living Earth was born from a call launched on April 22, 2021, World …
It was my second visit to Stepstone Falls in southern Rhode Island. Thanks to Jim, I saw that remote corner of the state once more about a couple of years ago. Stepstone Falls The Stepstone Falls is quite diminutive in a wooded area. This time, there was much less water and certainly much less color …
Well, my last post failed. I hoped for some ideas coming from the visitors, narrowing the selection of photographs I presented, none came. My presentation must have been confusing. Lesson learned. That said, I have continued the process and created the new folio. Several things changed, or new things got added to complete the finished …
I have created and sold many different folios. I like the small, individual prints as they provide for a more intimate and tactile relationship with the photographs. I got the idea from Brooks Jensen, the editor of the gorgeously printed LensWork Magazine and an excellent photographer. I use ready-made folio covers, and print the title …
As we got our double vaccine doses and the weather got better, we are venturing outside more often. As most visitors of this site may know, I am a fair-weather photographer. The improving outdoors makes outings more pleasant for me. And there are additional benefits besides the exercise, which is not one of my favorite …
Fall is here, so are the colors of fall. I think! In many ways, it has been a late and slow arrival. The temperatures have been very comfortable, even uncomfortably warm at times. Some rain and, of course, the virus collectively limited our outings to rare car drives and more frequent walks in the neighborhood. …
Get well, Binnaz. Blue is your color! The protected land and public parks are an integral part of life in most, if not all the states. Rhode Island, as small as it may be, is not an exception. The large spans of wooded areas, numerous ponds, of course, the shoreline provide visual comfort as well …
