Scenic evening view of a lightning thunderstorm putting on a great light show in the sky with nature’s fireworks.
Colorado Fine art nature landscape lightning weather photography poster prints, decorative canvas prints, acrylic prints, metal prints, corporate artwork, greeting cards and stock images by storm chaser James Bo Insogna aka “the Lightning Man” http://www.BoInsogna.com
The above piece is our new puppy named “Coffee”. I love animals. You can see it in my artwork and you can see it in my home. I’ve always had furry or feathered companions my entire life. Cats, dogs, birds, goats and pigs….all were my friends at some point. Which means I’ve had to say goodbye to a lot of buddies. Recently I lost my Great Dane Sampson. I don’t know how the Universe works…but this message below made me cry. Inside I’ve been struggling with Sampson’s death….I’ve felt bad wondering if I made the right decisions for him…..and it made me think of other animals that I’ve had in the past….wondering if I could have done better for them too….I loved them all very much and always did what I felt was right….I feel like they all sent this today to give me peace….
Six months ago I signed…
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The title of this work is Moonlight Sprite
This is my first official black and white artwork. I am usually really drawn to color but for some reason this image was telling me it wanted to be presented this way. This magical dance of water in the moonlight.
Most parents tell their children not to throw rocks. I am slightly different in this way. I ask my son to throw rocks 🙂 Not at others (of course) but into the water. I stand with my camera and photograph the water and what it does as it is displaced from its original space. What elements capture the air and how do they fly. Each image I am recording is unique and mysterious. This one in particular was created at the time of the day when light is fading fast and enchantment is in the air. What a special time to share…
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Tall pine trees stand as sentinels watching over the river flows gently by. The secrets that these trees have encountered are numerous and salacious I am sure. Or maybe not. The souls that have lingered here for a short time may have been virtuous and unassuming. The leaves and the water tell no tales as they are rooted to the earth and silent indeed.
A tree is a silent reminder that all who live have roots. Deep and hidden and yet essential to life. We do not survive without our roots and they do not survive without us. The leaves that are sprouted from our very core are an outward example that we flourish. Without these reminders it is easy to forget that we are not alone.
What are your roots, what keeps you grounded and nourishes you. Where is it that you came from that guides you to this…
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Lohr-McIntosh farm Agricultural Heritage Center, homestead in 1868 on Boulder County open space in northwest Longmont Colorado. The Barn, Silo, Windmill and cattle run with a lightning monsoon thunderstorm striking over head. This was an incredible storm that started building in the afternoon on a very hot summer day with temps in the high 90s. A very fun night for chasing lightning.
Colorado Fine art nature landscape lightning weather photography and stock images by storm chaser James Bo Insogna http://www.BoInsogna.com
I created this sunflower art many years ago using my signature “Labor of Love” style. When I listed it for sale, it sold immediately…..within minutes! It’s always been a favorite of mine, but for many years it languished as a print listing without much interest. I’ve always wondered why and now I know! It just wasn’t getting any traffic! Two days ago Fine Art America promoted this piece to email subscribers (I did not know they were going to do this). The response was phenomenal! I got tons of comments, inquiries for commissions and I’ve sold 15 prints so far! So happy that this painting is finally getting the attention it deserves. It was created with so much joy….joy that should fill others too. 🙂
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I am not sure if anyone can guess, but I love colors. I am experimenting with these bold colors in a new series I am trying. This series is designed to be long and bright. I am setting the sizes the exact same for vertical and horizontal so that these pieces could be hung together in a variety of combinations. I am excited by the new-found vertical pleasures that I am invoking with bold colors, layers and textures. Long and narrow and filled with infinite bliss in the form of abstract brightness. Look for the small details that melt their way down the surface of the textures. You can almost see the paint dripping and drying in ecstasy as it caresses the canvas.
Do you taste a painting or a brightly colored artwork. I have had times where I am working with colors and certain shapes and I…
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Colorado evening lightning thunderstorm rolls in with a massive lightning bolt striking near the Boulder Reservoir and Coot Lake making for a great light show. Boulder Colorado, Boulder County.
Colorado Fine art lightning nature landscape weather photography poster prints, decorative canvas prints, acrylic prints, metal prints, corporate artwork, greeting cards and stock images by storm chaser James Bo Insogna
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