Announcements

Fall is here and the holiday shopping season will soon been upon us if it is not here all ready.

While I do carry some finishes pieces in stock, the majority of finished work is created upon ordering and requires a couple of weeks to complete.  Although this process may take a little longer, it allows you to select the size and type of finish for your print to make sure it will be a perfect addition to your wall.

To guarantee delivery by Christmas, this year your order must be received and paid for by the following dates:

• Photobox Mounting – Sunday December 1, 2019
• Framed Prints – Sunday December 1, 2019
• Matted Prints – Sunday December 8, 2019
• Print Only – Sunday December 8, 2019
• Cards and Books: Sunday December 15, 2019

Orders placed after the deadline will be processed as quickly as possible and may still may be available by Christmas.

Earlier this month I was informed my image Top of the Dunes was selected to be part of the My Colorado Photography Exhibition starting in mid-October at Denver International Airport. I am honored to be part of the 34 other photographers who had a piece selected to represent Colorado’s past, present and future.

As the exhibit gets closer I will share additional information on the exact location and dates of the exhibit.

Over the past few months I have gone through hundreds of images taken over the past five years while visiting Juneau and selected a collection of photographs which are now featured on the Discovering Juneau website.

When visiting the website, look for the survey for the Discovering Juneau book which is available for a limited time. Based on your feedback we will determine the best direction to take in developing a book or other printed options of the work.

Lastly, I will be continue to be add photographs to the website as I visit Juneau in the future and capture more of the city.

In looking at recent work I have taken as well as some older images in my catalog, I have added an abstract section to my website. This is broken down by objects which are natural abstracts versus man-made abstracts. To start out the galleries, I’ve chosen some of my favorite pieces to start and will also add additional work in the upcoming months.

Please take a look and let me know what you think of this new gallery. Also, don’t hesitate to contact me via phone or email if you have any questions or special requests.

Over the years you may have purchased a piece of my artwork, small or large, at either an art festival, gallery nrc or online. Thank you! I am truly grateful for your support and enjoyment of my work.

I always enjoy seeing how you have incorporated the work in your home or office, thus if you so choose I would love to see a photograph of how you have chosen to display the work.

Everyone who sends in an image by September 30th will receive a $25 Neil Corman Photography gift certificate. This may be used towards a larger piece, a small matted print (which start at $25), holiday cards or anything else available in the online store. Yes, if you so choose you could get a matted piece for free.

Pictures can be emailed directly to me (info@neilcormanimages.com), and once received I will respond with the details on how to redeem the gift certificate. Thank you for your support for over ten years I do appreciate each and every purchase.

Now of course the fine print. Only one gift certificate per household. Images must be received by September 30, 2019. 

Over the years I have created bookmarks as an alternative to a business card which feature images of Denver. I just created a new bookmark for 2019, and was looking back at the images which I have used on the images over the years. Every few years I look for an image which will match the size needed for the bookmark as you will see below.

 

2009: Evening over Denver

It was suppose to be a nice evening on the 4th of July in Denver, however a storm moved in just prior to sunset leading to a muted sunset over the city. With an art festival (my first) coming up quickly I needed to get the bookmark to the printer. This image after sunset was used for the first bookmark in the series.

 

2011: Denver Sunrise

Arriving at one of the more popular locations for sunset photographs of Denver, the sky was clear and the wind brisk. Soon the colors of the sky started to change as civil twilight passed. I noticed a few small clouds a little north of my location and thought it would be nice if those moved south to be in the image. It then came to mind this was the start of the system moving into the city over the next twenty-four hours which was to bring snow to the city. After about ten minutes more clouds started moving in and I was wondering if enough clouds would develop in the right location for sunrise. As sunrise approached at 7:29 MDT, more and more clouds started to move into the frame and then shortly after sunrise the image was captured. Full Image: Denver Skyline at Sunrise

 

2013: Denver Sunrise from Sloans Lake

In 2012 I directed a lot of time photographing around Sloans Lake just west of Downtown Denver. As September approached I knew based on the proximity of the lake to downtown it would give an opportunity to photograph sunrise over the city. Near the autumnal equinox there were fires in the western states which blew smoke into Denver giving an orangish sky at sunrise as I captured the sunrise over the Four Seasons in Denver. Full Image: Sunrise over Denver

 

2016: Denver Skyline at Sunrise

Upon the arrival at the outlook over the city the colors in the sky were starting to change color quickly as just enough clouds were in the sky for color to be present over Denver. This image was just prior to sunrise and as I have done in the past I let the buildings go to shadow for the most part in this image. Full Image: Denver Skyline at Sunrise in November

 

2019: Sunset at Denver International Airport

I found a location on the east side of the airport where I was able to capture the light after sunset one evening as the Jeppesen Terminal at the airport was illuminated against the Rocky Mountains. On the plains there was some wind that evening, and in the distance you can see the wind blowing the snow on the higher peaks in the mountains. Full Image: Sunset at Denver International Airport

If you are interested in receiving some bookmarks (at no cost) send me a note through the contact page indicating so and the address where they should be sent. I am limited on some of the older bookmarks, but will gladly send out some variations to you.

After reviewing my schedule I have decided that once again this summer I will be taking a break from art festivals in the Denver as I focus on a couple of projects like the Discovering Juneau project.

I have enjoyed showing my work at the festivals and more so discussing the work with the thousands of people who have stopped by during the various art festivals I have done in the past. I will still be showing new work on this blog, my website as well as on my Facebook Fan Page.

Thank you for your continued support and see you at the art festivals in 2020!