Douglas Lucak (b.1959)
Working with pinhole photography, chosen for its simplicity and depth of field, this artist gives us incredible views of the city-its streets, alleys, paths, and highways, houses, buildings. He makes us look at this world. The imprecise pinhole introduces an element of chance and after he tones the images to effect a fuzzy ethereal image we have a work filled with feeling. Lucak sets his cameras on stoops, places it between guardrails, or wherever to record his unforgettable images --http://www.clevelandartandhistory.org/html/HTMLPages/artists/Lucak.htm
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Douglas Lucak(American 1959- ) has lived and worked in his hometown of Cleveland for most of his life. Since the mid 1980s, these familiar surroundings have been his chosen subject matter. Sunday Blue is from his initial body of landscapes and cityscapes taken with a panoramic camera, printed in small scale, and hand-painted with oils.
https://www.bonfoey.com/artists/93-douglas-lucak/works/
Working with pinhole photography, chosen for its simplicity and depth of field, this artist gives us incredible views of the city-its streets, alleys, paths, and highways, houses, buildings. He makes us look at this world. The imprecise pinhole introduces an element of chance and after he tones the images to effect a fuzzy ethereal image we have a work filled with feeling. Lucak sets his cameras on stoops, places it between guardrails, or wherever to record his unforgettable images --http://www.clevelandartandhistory.org/html/HTMLPages/artists/Lucak.htm
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Douglas Lucak(American 1959- ) has lived and worked in his hometown of Cleveland for most of his life. Since the mid 1980s, these familiar surroundings have been his chosen subject matter. Sunday Blue is from his initial body of landscapes and cityscapes taken with a panoramic camera, printed in small scale, and hand-painted with oils.
https://www.bonfoey.com/artists/93-douglas-lucak/works/