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| Credit: Cathleen Savage Art |
-talented married couple: Don and Cathleen Savage.
Don takes amazing photographs of nature while Cathleen paints things in nature.Here are their websites and descriptions.
Cathleen Savage Art: http://www.cathleensavageart.com/
Cathleen is a classically trained painter working in watercolor and oils.
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| Credit: Cathleen Savage Art |
She said: My
paintings provide a close up, intimate look at the subject, whether it
is a living bird, a wild animal, or a seashell on the beach. Although I
do work in a realistic style, I attempt to do more than simply document.
My goal is to capture the spirit, the essence, of the subject and to
infuse it with life that creates a bond with the viewer. Many of my
subjects are those of nature which, to me, is precious and fragile,
requiring and deserving special attention.
I believe also that each work of art captures a bit of the energy of the artist and transfers that energy back to the viewer. With each painting, I share with you a bit of my soul. -- Cathleen Savage
I believe also that each work of art captures a bit of the energy of the artist and transfers that energy back to the viewer. With each painting, I share with you a bit of my soul. -- Cathleen Savage
Don Savage Photography: https://www.facebook.com/Don-Savage-Photography-267151763322897/?fref=nf
Contact: Donsavagephoto@gmail.com
Introduction Don and Cathleen live in Colorado Springs. He isa photo enthusiast who has been shooting for most of the past 40 years. Check out Don's book of photographs of Yosemite: http://www.blurb.com/b/1697553-yosemite
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| CAPTION: The Milky Way looking splendid above Cuchara Pass in southern Colorado. I shot this as part of a pano, which I'm still working on. The reddish clouds below the Milky Way are lit up with light pollution from towns miles away beyond the Spanish Peaks to the north east. Credit: Don Savage Photography |
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| CAPTION: Fantastic
fantasy gardens in Vermont. Shooting towards the Sun with an infrared camera
usually means a shot with a lot of big flares, but I thought this one
may work out. I think it did, and I don't mind the flares. Credit: Don Savage Photography |
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| Winter scene: Credit: Don Savage Photography |