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  • A portrait of the painter Kathleen Hurley-Liao in her studio in Hightstown, New Jersey.
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  • A portrait of the painter Kathleen Hurley-Liao in her studio in Hightstown, New Jersey.
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  • A portrait of the painter Kathleen Hurley-Liao in her studio in Hightstown, New Jersey.
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  • A portrait of the painter Kathleen Hurley-Liao in her studio in Hightstown, New Jersey.
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  • A portrait of the painter Kathleen Hurley-Liao in her studio in Hightstown, New Jersey.
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  • A portrait of the painter Kathleen Hurley-Liao in her studio in Hightstown, New Jersey.
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  • A portrait of the painter Kathleen Hurley-Liao in her studio in Hightstown, New Jersey.
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  • A portrait of the painter Kathleen Hurley-Liao in her studio in Hightstown, New Jersey.
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  • A portrait of the painter Kathleen Hurley-Liao in her studio in Hightstown, New Jersey.
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  • A portrait of the painter Kathleen Hurley-Liao in her studio in Hightstown, New Jersey.
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  • A portrait of the painter Kathleen Hurley-Liao in her studio in Hightstown, New Jersey.
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  • A portrait of the painter Kathleen Hurley-Liao in her studio in Hightstown, New Jersey.
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  • A portrait of the painter Kathleen Hurley-Liao in her studio in Hightstown, New Jersey.
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  • "Surface creep," a type of wind caused erosion forms patterns of craters in the sand on Island Beach State Park, New Jersey.  The winds of the Atlantic never stop blowing. At least it seems that way. The leaves of the maritime forests nestled behind the dunes are always rustling, the grasses always dancing. The craters in the sand shuffle about imperceptibly. The landscape is always changing, always shifting.
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  • You can feel out of place as a photographer. I often I do. You’re a detached participant, an observer. You’re a follower lead by whatever you find interesting. You follow the light, follow the activity. You hope to find the poetry of it all.     I followed families, fish and feathered gulls. I followed sand pipers and footprints. I followed plastic bags, the castaways of midday meals. I followed fisherman that moved, fighting the wind, the rain and the spray of splashing waves, and those who sat statuesque in their status surveying their surroundings. I followed paths and walked along fences that disappeared into dunes, man’s hand buried by time.
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  • The winds of the Atlantic never stop blowing. At least it seems that way. The leaves of the maritime forests nestled behind the dunes are always rustling, the grasses always dancing. The craters in the sand shuffle about imperceptibly. The landscape is always changing, always shifting.
    IBSP-NJ-645-BW-2-013_Final_Display.jpg
  • You can feel out of place as a photographer. I often I do. You’re a detached participant, an observer. You’re a follower lead by whatever you find interesting. You follow the light, follow the activity. You hope to find the poetry of it all.     I followed families, fish and feathered gulls. I followed sand pipers and footprints. I followed plastic bags, the castaways of midday meals. I followed fisherman that moved, fighting the wind, the rain and the spray of splashing waves, and those who sat statuesque in their status surveying their surroundings. I followed paths and walked along fences that disappeared into dunes, man’s hand buried by time.
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  • Ryan has quickly become one of my closest friends. We both attended the School of Visual Arts and graduated together. He is a person always willing to hold a discussion about the spirituality of art. Furthermore, he has the patience required to deal with me when I go on one of my rants. A very skilled photographer who's job as a long haul truck driver fulfills his need to travel and constantly be surrounded by some of the countries most beautiful vistas.
    Ryan
  • An image created along U.S. Route 206, a long time favorite of the artists. Route 206 starts, or begins, down in Atlantic County in Hammonton, NJ, the "blueberry capitol of the world" and runs North to South up till it intersects with U.S. Rt. 209 in Dingman County, Pennsylvania. Called the Injured Veterans Highway in New Jersey it carries the wide-eyed traveler through the lowlands, fields, and plains of the Atlantic and Burlington counties through Princeton and up North where the geography becomes cluttered with steep hills. Route 206 provides a look at the New Jersey that has grown just a bit slower than the Newark/Passaic region so immediately associated with the state.
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  • An image created along U.S. Route 206, a long time favorite of the artists. Route 206 starts, or begins, down in Atlantic County in Hammonton, NJ, the "blueberry capitol of the world" and runs North to South up till it intersects with U.S. Rt. 209 in Dingman County, Pennsylvania. Called the Injured Veterans Highway in New Jersey it carries the wide-eyed traveler through the lowlands, fields, and plains of the Atlantic and Burlington counties through Princeton and up North where the geography becomes cluttered with steep hills. Route 206 provides a look at the New Jersey that has grown just a bit slower than the Newark/Passaic region so immediately associated with the state.
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  • An image created along U.S. Route 206, a long time favorite of the artists. Route 206 starts, or begins, down in Atlantic County in Hammonton, NJ, the "blueberry capitol of the world" and runs North to South up till it intersects with U.S. Rt. 209 in Dingman County, Pennsylvania. Called the Injured Veterans Highway in New Jersey it carries the wide-eyed traveler through the lowlands, fields, and plains of the Atlantic and Burlington counties through Princeton and up North where the geography becomes cluttered with steep hills. Route 206 provides a look at the New Jersey that has grown just a bit slower than the Newark/Passaic region so immediately associated with the state.
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  • An image created along U.S. Route 206, a long time favorite of the artists. Route 206 starts, or begins, down in Atlantic County in Hammonton, NJ, the "blueberry capitol of the world" and runs North to South up till it intersects with U.S. Rt. 209 in Dingman County, Pennsylvania. Called the Injured Veterans Highway in New Jersey it carries the wide-eyed traveler through the lowlands, fields, and plains of the Atlantic and Burlington counties through Princeton and up North where the geography becomes cluttered with steep hills. Route 206 provides a look at the New Jersey that has grown just a bit slower than the Newark/Passaic region so immediately associated with the state.
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  • An image created along U.S. Route 206, a long time favorite of the artists. Route 206 starts, or begins, down in Atlantic County in Hammonton, NJ, the "blueberry capitol of the world" and runs North to South up till it intersects with U.S. Rt. 209 in Dingman County, Pennsylvania. Called the Injured Veterans Highway in New Jersey it carries the wide-eyed traveler through the lowlands, fields, and plains of the Atlantic and Burlington counties through Princeton and up North where the geography becomes cluttered with steep hills. Route 206 provides a look at the New Jersey that has grown just a bit slower than the Newark/Passaic region so immediately associated with the state.
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