Saturday, February 12, 2011
New England on Long Island
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Most of Long Island is very much a part of New York, that line seems to blur a little out east here. Maybe it is our nearness to Connecticut & Rhode Island just a ferry ride away. The practice of only using finished painted boards on the face of a home is a typical frugal New England detail.
Southampton Village resident Robert Lohman's Paintings and Photography. The paintings range in size from 2 FT Square up to 4 FT X 5 FT. The photography is typically produced in the 3 FT to 6 FT range with exceptions for special projects.
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I also have a photo blog about my road trips at www.RMLroadtrips.com
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