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Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
The Bronze Spirits Announce the Sun by John Prichard
13104 Earful from Plants by John Prichard
13027 Casey Point Character by John Prichard
12827 Yellow Chairs in Waiting by John Prichard
12813 Portland Head Lamp by John Prichard
12922 New Balls for Old Boat by John Prichard
12879 Translucent Blue by John Prichard
12878 The Quinceanera by John Prichard
12877 Blue Dancers by John Prichard
12737 The Verandah by John Prichard
12736 Eagle Mountain House by John Prichard
12726 Rangeley Lake by John Prichard
12717 Echo Lake by John Prichard
12711 Root Pathway by John Prichard
12702 Cathedral Ledge by John Prichard
12697 To Another Time by John Prichard
12694 From The Foot by John Prichard
12690 Albany Covered Bridge by John Prichard
12668 Ripley Falls by John Prichard
12624 Mt Washington Summit Stage Office by John Prichard
12622 The Cog by John Prichard
12610 On Top of New Hampshire by John Prichard
11901 Exposed by John Prichard
11902 Pots in Waiting by John Prichard
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About John Prichard
I try to blend Digital Art with my Photography to achieve Imagery. If you feel what I felt and found interesting in the scene, then I have succeeded.
After retiring (engineer for 35 years), I restarted my photography love but with a new twist. I took some art classes (not photography) and I realized that we each see/record-in-brain scenes differently ... not as an image but rather as a composite of shape recognition, filtering and feelings ... muting things we are not interested in, emphasizing things we are interested in, like color, streams, meadows, etc. The painter gets to paint what he views important from the scene but the photographer is stuck with everything. Now, with digital photography and processing, I can get closer to what my mind saw.