Normand Charlette

Photography

Digital photograph taken in 2013 in Bristol, Maine. A cold, blustery day led to a shot without the intrusion of tourists.  The overcast conditions created genuine colors in the granite and the structures.

Photography

Digital photography taken in 2006 at a farm in Preston, Connecticut which annually plants and displays a field of sunflowers.  The attraction in taking this photo from this perspective was the stone wall, trees and cloudy sky framing the sunflowers who for a change are facing away from the camera.  This placed the field in a different perspective.

Photography

The most photographed and painted structure in New England, this fishing shack in Rockport, Massachusetts is iconic.  This digital photograph was taken in 2012.  The overcast conditions softened the colors  and made each stone in the base of the wharf distinctive.  The breakwater and anchored vessels to the right create depth.

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Digital black and white photograph taken in 2011 in Newport, Rhode Island.  The setting is dusk and the position of the sun was just right to bring out each and every rectangular stone of the structure.

Photography

Digital photograph taken in 2009 on a small pond in Charlestown, Rhode Island.  The swan had just finished dipping it's head beneath the water, creating the surface ripples from dripping water.