I sold two photos that are currently on display at the Roslindale Branch of The Boston Public Library

Both photos below; from my "Roslindale" display sold, and are on display in the inside window showcase til December 1st.
ABOUT ME
My name is Bob Ward and I am a retired graphic designer/print production artist. I have worked for commercial printers, marketing departments, stationary companys, international banks, ad agencies, & benefit administrators. With over 40 years in the graphics busness my last employers were;
Businessolver
Mercer
Hill Holliday
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My Photography
Today, I am exploring my creative side by continuing my passion of photography. Now using my Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max, I have incredible zoom and digital capabilities with the camera on this phone. Being constantly inspired by my environment, I am constantly taking pictures and learning new techniques while developing my own individual photographic style. I have particular interest in local view photography for the tourism industry.
All images are for sale and with a printing partner I can pass down great discounts of my images printed to canvas, with or without a thin frame. Be sure to check out my different photography pages on this website.
Things have sure changed since I first studied shooting, developing and printing black and white photography back in 1978. Studying for my BFA, Photography was my minor study (Graphic Design was my major), back at the Swain School of Design in New Bedford, MA. Unfortunately the college no longer exist and the art program is now part of the UMass Dartmouth's art curriculum.
These days, my iPhone has taken the place of my Nikon D-50 digital camera. After several fails with the Nikon D-50 and utilizing the compactness, availability, excellent camera lens and the ability to quickly take and download image files to my MacBook pro, I have gravitated to the iPhone with its excellent camera features. Because the iPhone fits in your pocket, one can take a picture at a moments notice or impulse. And with the advent of social media it has become customary to share images online for quick acknowledgment or delivery.
Visit bobdward.myportfolio.com to preview more of my ready,
framed and unframed prints for sale.
Checkout my YouTube channel where you can view my videos made for Roslindale Open Studios promotion, Roslindale Village Main Streets events, local Boston happenings and my travel videos from Brazil.
This year I will have a smaller participation role in Roslindale Open Studios and more organizing before and during the event. From Noon -2:30 on Saturday only, I will be showing my YouTube channel bobdward2 but come view my videos on a large screen at the Roslindale Library right in the center of Roslindale. Hope to see you all at this wonderful community arts event.
I will be at Site #26
Roslindale Branch of The Boston Public Library, Community Room
4246 Washington Street.
Bob Ward’s YouTube Channel
Noon-2:30pm (Saturday Only)
Come view local photographer and videographer Bob Ward’s work from his You Tube channel featuring continuous looped videos shot in and around Roslindale including, Roslindale Village Main Street events and promotional videos for Roslindale Open Studios. Also videos shot on a vacation trip to Brazil. Bob also has “Roslindale” photos on display in the inside window showcase of the library. A brief talk of his work will be given at Noon and 2:15 pm.
My latest video
The poster says it all.
AWARDS PRESENTATION
I have made two videos of the Roslindale Parade "Talent Contest" and "Awards Presentation dinner. This video is the awards presentation. The Roslindale Parade was October 2, 2011.
TALENT CONTEST SECTION
I have made two videos of the Roslindale Parade "Talent Contest" and "Awards Presentation dinner. This video is the talent contest. The Roslindale Parade was October 2, 2011.
March is Train Month in Roslindale and I produced this video to illustrate the ill-fated train ride from Dedham, MA to downtown Boston.
Roslindale Village Main Street will be commemorating the 125th year anniversary, of the Bussey Bridge Train Disaster with "Train Month, next month" The bridge collapsed on March 14, 1887. Walking tours, children bridge building contest, speakers, train model museum open house, film series, and regional economic tie-ins are all being discussed to be part of the event. Stay tune as the plan unveils and I figure out how I am going to help with the promotion.
Below is a plaque on the site of the new bridge at the corner of Archdale and South Streets, adjacent to the Arnold Arboretum.
Below is a picture of the replaced bridge, at the corner of Archdale and South Streets, adjacent to the Arnold Arboretum.
I spent some time New Years Eve in downtown Boston walking around First Night and observing the ice scuptures.
Contact me by using the "CONTACT" tab here on my website
FRONT SIDE (Adams Park)
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