One Caretaker's story of living (mostly) in solitude on a private Island on Lake George in Upstate New York, as told through daily photographs and musings/ramblings (well, daily in the winter; every four days or so in the Summer and mostly just photos in the Summer).
A Very Brief Glossary: GHETTO--Name for the cabin that the Caretaker lives in, a single story structure, about 220 square feet/20.44 square meters.
Living Conditions: End of October to early May, no running water, Island population: 1. Early May to end of October, running water, Island population: ranges from 1 to 20 or so.
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The Caretaker's Concern can be blamed on Wreck-Loose Island Publishing. Send all complaints to: WLIPublishing P.O. Box 1521 Bolton Landing, N.Y. 12814
WreckLooseIsland@yahoo.com
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Grew up in Ho-Ho-Kus, a suburban small town in North East New Jersey. Currently lives and works as a caretaker on a small island on Lake George in Upstate New York.
Hello Anonymous, Glad you like the floral photo, yes, there is some photoshop work for this one. It is a crop from a larger image that was then doubled over and joined creating the mirrored effect. I call it "photo-graphic art". If you'd like to see more, scroll down to the labels and click on "Kaleidoscopic". Thanks for your comment, Jeff.
2 comments:
this photo of the bleeding hearts
is spectacular....am i right to
assume there is so photofishery
with this- is very well done!
Hello Anonymous,
Glad you like the floral photo, yes, there is some photoshop work for this one. It is a crop from a larger image that was then doubled over and joined creating the mirrored effect. I call it "photo-graphic art". If you'd like to see more, scroll down to the labels and click on "Kaleidoscopic".
Thanks for your comment,
Jeff.
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