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About Nick<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

Nick DePasquale is a freelance photographer located in Tyngsborough, Massachusetts.  He specializes in travel, fine art, and sports action photography.  Nick is a life-long photographer having worked for a weekly newspaper, motorcycle racing magazine, and as a wedding, event and sports photographer.   Over the last 15 years he photographed local town events, Middle and High School sports, college football, fund-raising events for non-profit organizations, motorcycle racing, bicycle racing, running road races, Rock ‘n Roll bands, and high school senior portraits.  His photographs have been published in local newspapers, on various websites, and he designed and did all of the photography work for a local musician\u2019s CD.<\/p>\n

Artist Statement<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n

Much of my photography over the past 50+ years has been focused on capturing \u201cmoments-in-time\u201d.  Whether it was a sporting event, a wedding, or even a landscape, I became very good at \u201ctaking\u201d a great picture – very much left brain \u2013 a very technical orientation.  For the past 5 years, I have been transitioning from \u201ctaking pictures\u201d to \u201cmaking photographs\u201d – works of art.  Switching from my left brain analytical thinking to my right brain creative thinking.  My photographs now utilize the various \u201celements of artistic design and composition\u201d (light, shadow, color, shapes, lines, texture, patterns and perspective) to help me see the world differently; see the beauty that exists if I slow down and take it all in.  My choice of subjects is quite varied but the creativity, preparation, and process for each photograph are the same: utilize the creative tools on my artist\u2019s palette to capture an interesting image that will show the world in a different way and hold the viewers\u2019 attention just a little bit longer.   <\/p>\n

Exhibitions<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n