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| Calm
Before the Storm In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina having only the radio to see the devastation left behind. Bobby and Dorothy put together a photo montage memorializing the areas affected as they remembered it. It was created to stand in contrast to the deluge of images created by the fly-in photojournalists flooding the airwaves. The montage is pleasingly set to Miles Davis' "Blue in Green" so turn on your sound and enjoy. Be patient as it takes time to load. Photographs from the montage are available for purchase. |
Louisiana
Steam Train Association Engine 745, one of a few remaining steam engines had life breathed back into it by a group of hard-working enthusiasts. Bobby is compiling a photo montage of the journey adding his own images and those created by his wife, Dorothy Blum Cooper. Dorothy has inherited the rails in her blood and has taken on a keen interest in the revival of Engine 745. |
George
Greig Bobby's wife is a decendant of Queen Victoria's wigmaker and watercolorist, George Greig (1815-1867). His works hang in castles and museums. Most artists used sketchbooks to compose their planned paintings. Dorothy has one such book dated 1839. Several sketches were precurser to larger works. These sketches have been scanned at high resolution and converted to museum quality gicleé prints. They are exclusive to Bobby & Dorothy and make great collectibles. Gicleé prints are available for purchase. |