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With thanks to Mr. Hersey — our High School art teacher, who taught us that “grey goes with everything”. Or perhaps that’s just how I remember it. On reflection, it was more something he blurted out to me in exasperation … Continue reading →

September of last year, I posted that I would very much like to pull together a collection of prints of images that I feel express the dichotomy between the inexorable push of nature, and mankind’s attempts to stand against it. … Continue reading →

I’ve recently posted a new album of photographs (mostly) taken within the last 18 months on my portfolio site: https://photo.cpaulcarter.com/whats-new

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Here are two images from my upcoming Winter Oceans series. I hope to be posting the full collection to my portfolio soon. – cPaul

While sifting through photographs today, I came across this previously overlooked image taken during a walk through Morgan Arboretum in early December of 1993. I was living down-home in St. John’s, Newfoundland during those years, and would try to get … Continue reading →

Here is a sample of a new Print Series that I am working on… https://pcarter5b14.myportfolio.com/windows-and-walls-of-quebec

New limited print: “If Wishes Were Fishes” “In the midst of the Covid-19 Pandemic, we should probably endeavor to seek out light wherever it exists — even if it is on the darker side. Light is light! – cPaul

Some recent photos taken, and one from 25 years ago (guess which one!). https://pcarter5b14.myportfolio.com/prints

My website has a number of “new” print examples to see! These are just a few of the prints that can be made from the thousands of images I have available. I’ll be publishing more weekly! https://pcarter5b14.myportfolio.com/prints Contact me for … Continue reading →

When you’ve been shooting film for 30+ years, one tends to collect a great number of negatives. Not content to take the Covid-19 Pandemic Shutdown sitting down and being idle, I digitized my entire negative hoard last year. Some of … Continue reading →