Kristen Westlake Original Fine Art Photographic Prints

Kristen Westlake Original Fine Art Photographic Prints

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    • 2013
    Mr. Hahn's Hands
    • Amen
    A mowed path revealed an interesting subject in this area the week before but not interesting enough. Today the path of short grass was covered in yellow dandelions, making for a delicious scene. The clouds were puffy in the blue sky. Black and white revealed the feel and emotion that presented itself best via shapes and tones, without the color.
    • Dandi Path
    • Untamed
    • Prairie Summer
    The lines in the cut rows of hay intrigue me and I saw in silvery black and white what lay before my eyes in color. The  long gravel drive separates the two fields, as if intersecting two thoughts. .. While the storm clouds add to the intensity of the idea that stemmed not in front of the lens, but from behind it in the 'thought' of the artist.
    • Intersecting Thoughts
    Wild chicory graces the sides of rural highways. It has a nostalgic feel to it, drawing me in, beckoning me to explore.
    • Chicory
    • Humid
    • Quench
    • Shortcut
    long pier at sunset on lake with golden water and whispy clouds
    • Triangles
    long pier at sunset on lake
    • Calm
    I've always loved the long road to nowhere images from the long roads in the western deserts ... 

here in the midwest, where that scene is not as prevalent, I embrace the patterns within the landscapes. 

A grassy intersection between a field and a long drive becomes my focus of interest... it teases .. the road is the obvious choice and the plowed field the second (on a tractor), but my interest is wondering about wandering, .. or running, through the grassy mystery of the often ignored intersection.
    • Wanderlust
    Tonight after my run I stopped for dinner .. Not really, play along with me here. .. I really stopped to make this image ( I ate at home later :) 

"How long is the wait for a table outdoors?" He asked. "Oh, only a season or two ... " said the hostess....
    • Table for Two
    Double Exposed, a deer ran out just as I tripped the 30 second exposure for the headlights. Standing nearly perfectly still, he watched me as the car vanished behind me.
    • Deer in Headlights
    multiple exposure in camera of one egret
    • Summer Egrets
    • Road Home
    Night Photography with Star trails and abandoned house
    • Sweep

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