Susan Spiritus Gallery

California artist Robert Buelteman doesn’t use a camera to make his images. Instead, he places living plants on a metal surface and uses high-voltage electricity and fiber optic light to create the image. These works are called “Energetic Photograms,” which simply means images made by exposing light-sensitive material without a camera. In his case, the light comes from electricity and fiber optics rather than a lens.

To see more from Life and Shadow (2009-2017) and other series, visit the link in our bio.

With 48 countries in America for the World Cup, it seemed like an appropriate time to feature some select work from David Burdeny’s “10 Countries” series.

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Washington DC’s Reflecting Pool in its better days.

Reflecting Pool and Fog (2016) by Timothy Hyde.
Tim Hyde was raised in the Midwest but has lived in Washington, DC, for many years, now residing close-by in Virgina. As a photographer, he is best known for his work at night or with low-light photography.

With Robert Buelteman, Cathy Ward and myself; my daughter Lisa making a toast to her mom ❤️❤️