Spring in the Berkshires by Francis Cunningham

In this slideshow Francis Cunningham returns to the summer house and barn and what surrounds them in the Berkshires. It's interesting to see how he returns with a fresh photographer's eye to the same subjects we know so well from his paintings. But, the spring green is so different from his usual oil palette. Like the apple blossoms, it will last only for a few days.

Early Spring in NYC by Francis Cunningham

Late Fall in the City: photography by Francis Cunningham

After making several videos in a row, we're not quite ready for a new one. Therefore, we're returning to featuring photography by Francis Cunningham which he started just about one year ago. He uses a simple point-and-shoot Lumix DMC-FP1. Here are some of the backlog photos from NYC's Upper West Side Riverside Park, Fall 2010.

Sheffield in the Autumn by Francis Cunningham

This is the final installment of Francis Cunningham photography from the country in the late summer and early fall 2010. See individual photographs here.

Sheffield in the Summer by Francis Cunningham

Here is another set of photographs taken by Francis Cunningham in the summer. See the slideshow below as individual photos here.

Looking back. Summer in Maine II.

All photographs in this slideshow, but one, were taken by Francis Cunningham.
You can view them individually here.

This Summer Francis Cunningham Takes Photos

I'm sorry for taking too long to post this wonderful set of photos Dick handed over to me when he visited NYC a few weeks ago. The story goes, with the camera he had gotten before going away to the country for the summer, he's been doing photography. Here is a beautiful, unedited set from a trip he took further north-east from the Berkshires, to Maine.
It's a very long post, so keep scrolling. The images are the classic Dick Cunningham, figurative painter, but here are a few unexpected close-ups of car wheels and such that recall some more abstract works my him. They really surprised me - the subject and composition. I can't wait to see more.
--perke