Tag Archives: saturated

A Rose by Any Other Hue (Four of In Threes)

Posted on October 15, 2020 by CatRutgers4Art

01 Lit from Within, 02 Red Balance, 03 Greened Velrose Images by Catherine Rutgers © October 2020

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Night Moves

Posted on January 4, 2013 by CatRutgers4Art

Do you love taking photos at night without using a flash? If you do, good, because that means you’ll understand my attraction to these deeply shadowy, obscure, and ambiguous images. There seems to be very little information, data, whatever you … Continue reading →

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One Love

Posted on January 14, 2012 by CatRutgers4Art

It started with a snapshot of deep-orange-red lilies. Flipping to the negative really set it off. Simultaneously, I have been breaking on the waves of inventory. Part one: Born in the ’50s and now in mine. I want, not merely … Continue reading →

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Containing Fire

Posted on February 21, 2011 by CatRutgers4Art

It’s a very simple series, really: a row of burning candles, fifty-eight snapshots, some taken with flash, some without. The wall was being scraped for painting. The first five images rest well within “Snapped” guidelines, showing pretty much what I … Continue reading →

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Hue-Happy Forever

Posted on January 1, 2011 by CatRutgers4Art

I was born to find ecstasy in color. And hue adjustment was made for me. The fruit of a most delightful new-year’s-eve afternoon ­– six variations on Saturated Bliss are presented here for your viewing pleasure. Six variations on Saturated … Continue reading →

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