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Phyllis McCabe, “Textures of the Hudson Valley”, April 1 – May 6
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Phyllis McCabe, “Textures of the Hudson Valley”, April 1 – May 6
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Phyllis McCabe, “Textures of the Hudson Valley”, April 1 – May 6
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Phyllis McCabe, “Textures of the Hudson Valley”, April 1 – May 6
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Phyllis McCabe, “Textures of the Hudson Valley”, April 1 – May 6
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Phyllis McCabe, “Textures of the Hudson Valley”, April 1 – May 6
- Phyllis McCabe, “Textures of the Hudson Valley”, April 1 – May 6
- Phyllis McCabe, “Textures of the Hudson Valley”, April 1 – May 6
- Phyllis McCabe, “Textures of the Hudson Valley”, April 1 – May 6
- Phyllis McCabe, “Textures of the Hudson Valley”, April 1 – May 6
- Phyllis McCabe, “Textures of the Hudson Valley”, April 1 – May 6
- Phyllis McCabe, “Textures of the Hudson Valley”, April 1 – May 6
Phyllis McCabe
TEXTURES OF THE HUDSON VALLEY
April 1 – May 6, 2000
I like to think of my photography as a means of expressing my appreciation and acknowledgement of the beauty in the world – I bring this beauty to the eyes of others. My work consists of subjects in nature ranging from a single raindrop to a full-scale landscape.
The simple, uncontrived, and uncongested character of the Hudson Valley allows my artwork to be all of these things. I appreciate being surrounded by a constantly changing yet timeless scene and I try to create a balance between tranquility and stimulation.
My photographs reflect subtleties of our natural environment through seasonal change. I like to return to locations I have previously photographed and try to capture a new essence with the transformation of light and color. I seek to reveal the extraordinary in the ordinary. What I see is what I get. I am technically a purist and do not use filters, crop my images, or set up any of my photographs. I see the world as it is and its natural, ever changing faces.
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Phyllis McCabe lives in Kingston, New York. Her work has appeared in Hudson Valley Magazine and on the cover of the guidebook The Hudson Valley and Catskill Mountains.
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