From 3 Cranes Fine Art Gallery, M. Colleen Gino Photography
M. Colleen Gino Photography
Photo by M. Colleen Gino
Two thirds of the way out on one of the spiral arms of the Milky Way, on the vague edge of that arm, there exists an inconsequential yellow star. Around that star rotates a tiny blue speck located at just the right distance to create the perfect conditions for stellar skies, sunrises, and sunsets. No more spectacular skies can be found on that blue speck than in New Mexico on which to create magical sunrises and sunsets. M Colleen Gino does a masterful job catching that transient light, framing the image so that the sky and the earth form parallel planes receding to the horizon. Colleen has given us a unique perspective on New Mexico skies;- skies that are like no other when they choose to display their high drama, with the clouds on their own plane between the earth and the sky, with the sun showing through like a fire on the edge of the world, casting crepuscular rays, or frosting the clouds with red and orange. The mountains are just part of the set’s backdrop for the play’s last act to be performed, sometimes forming the vanishing point where all things converge, and we are the audience, inhabitants of that miraculous little blue speck.
Lemitar, NM Sunset, Photo by M. Colleen Gino
Photo by M. Colleen Gino,
Photo by M. Colleen Gino
Cats. Who owns them? Independent, winsome, curious, stalking, lazy, bemused, but always independent, and captured in well crafted, sympathetic studies, neither understated, nor overstated.
M. Colleen Gino’s work can be found at 3 Cranes Fine Art Gallery, at 715 N. California St., Socorro, NM 87801 ph 575-835-3000 Email: 3cranesart@outlook.com website: http://www.3cranesart.com.
Old School House, Socorro, NM,Photo by M. Colleen Gino
Ebbetts Cafe, Magdalena, NM, Photo by M. Colleen Gino
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