Apples in an Aerni Bowl Wood Print

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This is a still life I created from some imperfect, homegrown apples, an old dish towel, and a beautiful bowl that was made by my friend, Richard Aerni. I set it up outside to take advantage of the sunlight, which created a dramatic lighting effect.

I am a 1977 graduate of Cornell's School of Architecture, Art & Planning with a BFA in Fine Arts, majoring in painting and printmaking. Upon graduation I received the Goodwin Sands Memorial Medal for "exceptional merit in art". After a long hiatus, I have recently resumed my art career, currently concentrating on digital photography. I live with my family in the heart of the Finger Lakes region of New York State, and have enjoyed finding and capturing the extraordinary beauty in and around our 86-acre property. This setting affords a rich variety of subject matter from which to draw inspiration, from expansive vistas to the tiniest of natural details. I am particularly excited by light and shadow, and water in all its forms,...