DOORS OF BRIGHTON
PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY
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The doors of
Every
Such a whole is impossible to
grasp. Each door is a thing that stands quietly for itself; it opens and closes
the heart and mind to a totality of life and living. Each one has
characteristics, distinct and personal, if not intimate, as well as public.
These characteristics mirror those who dwell within. These characteristics may
be distinguished by color, shape, form, texture, décor, taste, and touch, among
other factors, such as light, size, age, and wear and tear.
Seeing these doors through new eyes, becomes a message, a metaphor, a mystic union, rather
than an assumed, set, entrance-frame. The new seeing of Doors, makes it possible to enter
into the inexhaustible, multiplicity of possibilities, diversity of
imagination, of relationships and meanings, opening to the creativity of the
human spirit. While all the time, knowing each door maintains its existence as
both a function and form of daily life. These Doors of
Jean Watson, PhD
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The doors of
Each exterior door connects the
outer with the inner, into an unconscious whole life. Each door is a thing that
stands quietly for itself, opening our eyes to the diversity, the creativity,
and the inner life world, of the human spirit...a mystery. These Doors of
About the Author
Award-winning photographer, John R. Tuttle, is appreciated by
collectors around the world for the lyrical and poetic power present in his
work. Engineer-inventor, poet, composer,
& photographic artist, Tuttle built his first darkroom at the age of
twelve, and has continued to produce his photographic works for 48 years. In every piece, he seeks to offer
multi-dimensional excellence that invites contemplation and meditation,
allowing it to stand the test of time, lending its untiring energy, joy and
treasure to viewers year after year.
Tuttle resides in
Solo Photographic Exhibitions
Indian Hills Gallery, Tijeras, New Mexico, 1982, 1984, 1986
Four Hills Country Club, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1986
Taos, New Mexico, 1986
Honolulu, Hawaii: 1987
Photographic Honors and Awards
First Prize, Photography, Iowa State University, 1965
First Prize, Photography, New Mexico State Fair, 1981
First Places, Black and White, Enchanted Lens Camera Club, Albuquerque, New
Mexico, 1982, six months running
Memberships
Enchanted Lens Camera Club, 1982
Photographic Society of
Collections
International, from
Personal Data
Full Name: John Randall Tuttle
Born:
Sign: Pisces
Chinese Year: Monkey
Website: www.tuttle.biz
Email: jrtuttle@sprynet.com