Michael's Eye Photography LINKS

Michael's Eye
Images and Imaginings...

LINKS
Please patronize the following
sponsors, patrons, and colleagues
of "Michael's Eye"!

ARTISAN'S LOFT
"Michael's Eye" photography and "digital painting" is continuously displayed and on sale at ARTISAN'S LOFT in Pultneyville (NY); -- a quaint waterfront hamlet which is the subject of many "Michael's Eye" photographs. The gallery shares space with RELISH, a gourmet dining restaurant with a superb wine list, top-notch food, and waterfront views of Pultneyville Harbor. The gallery features a diverse selection of art by local artists in all types of media, from paintings and prints, to sculpture, photography, pottery, jewelry, home furnishings, and even recorded music. A scenic forty-minute drive down the (Lake Road) Seaway Trail from Rochester, this is an excellent destination for a scenic afternoon drive, or an evening outing!

EDWARD JONES INVESTMENTS - Tom Kroon, Representative
Besides being an active supporter of the arts in Rochester, including generously sponsoring an ART NEXT DOOR exhibit which included "Michael's Eye", Edward Jones Investements Representative Tom Kroon has shown himself to be an extremely principled businessman, and a true gentleman.

PRESERVING THE PAST
Provides photo preservation, restoration, archiving, and presentation services, including movie and still-picture media transfers (e.g. digitization). If you need help perserving, restoring, and sharing your legacy collection of family or corporate photos and/or movies, Email Taylor Whitney or call 585-271-4721. For more on preserve the past, see their website at: http://www.preservethepast.com

LAKEWOOD ESTATE HOMES
Lakewood Estates is an upscale waterfront development in Pultneyville, NY which kindly contracted with "Michael's Eye" for most of their website photography.

A little fun with YOUR eye!

CHECKER SHADOW ILLUSION
The act of photography is the act of interpreting light. The human visual system is a deliciously complex information processing mechanism which processes what we (think we) see in ways we literally don't realize, and to a degree that might surprise you. Check out this illustration!