Peter and I went to visit a favorite spot and arrived just in time for a spectacular sunset. Under the I-84 bridge, there is a perfect view of our tristate area -- NY (on the left), NJ (in the distance) and PA (on the right). We can drive through 3 states just to pick up pizza and it's still hot when we get home!
...there is a beautiful view of the Delaware River
Peter, Paul and I went photographing this evening and visited a relatively new, favorite spot. Mostly I went for a walk while they photographed, but I did take a few photos of my own -- here are two I really liked. Click here, to see photos I posted from this location in the spring.
Peter and I have been exploring a new location along the Delaware -- close to home so we get to sleep in a little. On this morning, a couple of weeks ago, we were lucky to catch an amazing sunrise and setting moon. The light changes quickly and it did not disappoint.
Sorry It's been a while since I've posted. My computer was choking on all of my photos.
Lisa and I went for a walk on Saturday. The last few photos I've posted are from that afternoon. We were both struck by the sunlight coming through the curtained windows of this abandoned restaurant. Lisa posted her photo a few days ago with all it's soft and beautiful moodiness and here is mine -- a different variation on the same motif.
I've been enjoying walking over the Matmaoras / Port Jervis bridge lately. There's always a flock of birds that circles the bridge constantly. That's all they do. I wonder if they get tired of it.
I went out early this morning to turn on the air conditioners for the workshop and was blown away by the sunrise. I stopped on the road and took this photo from the car. I haven't seen a sunrise in a while and I miss the feeling of being awake to witness something so extrodinary. Peter and I need to get up early and get back out there photographing -- maybe this fall when it is cooler we'll be more motivated.
Barbara Fiore started her artistic career as an illustrator and web designer and has worked for some of the world's most prominent companies and publishers. She has always been inspired by the physical and visual world of animals and nature and has discovered sculpture as the perfect medium to express her vision. Barbara lives and works along the Delaware River in Northeastern Pennsylvania with her husband, artist Peter Fiore.