Showing posts with label james bleecker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label james bleecker. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

The Visual Poetry of James Bleecker cont'd.

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Well, James Bleecker set up a bit of
an e-mail correspondence with me.
He seems utterly pleasant and gracious.

For a bit more background he trained
at the Rhode Island School of Design.
He took top honours in his academic
work and for this he was awarded the Bo
Bernstein award.

He has done alot of important work for museums
and public collections as
well as his own fine art photography.

I have enclosed a few more of his photographs
including a picture of James himself.
JamesBleecker-"UrnwithGeraniums,TuxedoPark"


JamesBleecker-"Leaves"JamesBleecker-"NewConcord"James Bleecker-"Allee"


His work to me looks like visual poems.

Some critical praise states:

"Bleecker's work is powerful and mature.
Technically perfect and rigorously composed,
his photographs reduce you to tears by
their beauty".

Edgar Munhall, Curator Emeritus, The Frick Collection


To see more of James' work see his
web-site at www.jamesbleecker.com.

He can be contacted directly at

James Bleecker Photography
40 Fifth Avenue, 5D
New York, NY 10011
(212)-473-7533
James@JamesBleecker.com


Hope that you enjoyed these images
hence enjoyed seeing more of James work.

Helen.

Friday, November 6, 2009

James Bleecker - Photographer

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Today, I came across a new photographer.
Profiled on katie-d-i-d.blogspot.com
(05/11/09) his name is James Bleecker.
He is a 14th generation New Yorker.

Jame's work centres on New York
streetscapes, architecture and interiors.

To see his portfolio, he shoots in sepia
primarily, see his web-site at

He appears greatly talented and
above are 2 of the shots I favoured.
I especially responded to the shot of
the columns and the spray of leaves
on the left-hand corner of the image.

Have a stay-out-of-the-rain
kind of day.

Helen .