Annisquam after Nemo.
E.J. Lefavour
http://www.khanstudiointernational.com/galleryphotomontage2013.htm
Annisquam in White
My View of Life on the Dock
My View of Life on the Dock
Annisquam after Nemo.
E.J. Lefavour
http://www.khanstudiointernational.com/galleryphotomontage2013.htm
Good Morning Gloucester 
I can’t say enough about how awesome this is E.J.!!! An instant classic!!
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Thanks Craig and Lora. When you merge a bunch of the quintessential New England charm of Annisquam, by its nature it creates a classic look, and I thought it had a primitive look to it as well. Glad you like it. There is no place quite as lovely as Annisquam, especially after a blizzard.
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This is one I would love to frame! It is evocative of the American Primitive art of Grandma and Will Moses. And it perfectly captures the blinding brightness of winter sun reflecting off the blue-white snow of a midwinter’s day in New England. Charming!
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And you can! It is being offered as a Limited Edition print at http://www.khanstudiointernational.com/galleryphotomontage2013.htm
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AWESOME
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The swells are gonna trip over themselves to buy this one EJ! Especially with you making it a limited edition. Brilliant!
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Wow, wonderful combination, can’t imagine how much time this took to put together.
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EJ is going to have a MONSTER year on rocky neck with her unique GTOWN photo collages. MONSTER! I hope she does a Fiesta one
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This one took about 12 hours, not including shooting time, to edit each of the photos and lay them out. They are a little time consuming to create, but I enjoy the process and love the final product.
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Simply an amazing work of pure art!
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Truly a work of art. I love the tire swing hanging in mid-air!
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That tire hangs from a tree in a yard on Leonard Street, appearing like from mid air, and always looked so cool when I’ve seen it in the past against snow, so I captured it this time. People who live in Annisquam would know it, but I’m glad you appreciated it (I’m assuming you don’t live in Annisquam and know the tire swing). I included objects that are uniquely Annisquam, but that anyone could appreciate, even if they’ve never stepped foot here.
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Fantastic photo collage! It will be a great collector’s treasure.
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Totally awesome!! It was worth your time and effort. The white houses are just beautifully layed out. Winter in Annisquam does have its charm. It should be a poster.
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Thanks Mary. Yes, Annisquam in winter does have its charm. It actually is a limited edition print, available at http://www.khanstudiointernational.com/galleryphotomontage2013.htm
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WOW!
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Wow! If I you or I panted a picture of tha, no one would think it real. Awsome, EJ
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Now that I’ve created the montages, I’m thinking I might actually do large scale paintings from them, when I get back to painting again.
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HOMERUN !!!
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Amazing, EJ! I love it!
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Thanks Sharon, Jeff and everyone. It is such a great feeling when you create something new to know that people like and appreciate it.
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This would make a fantastic painting! Tom and I were wondering what happened to our sign in front of our office? Lost in the White Out? Kris
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No, actually it got buried under Squam rock : )
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Fabulous!!! How about front doors….like in Dublin? Or porches.
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The possibilities are unlimited.
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Love it, on my wall at the office and a copy to my mom – you are the best
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