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 The Gallery is a compendium of creative work by Artist/Photographer Carol Bluestein. If you would like more information about having an art piece designed for your space, please contact Carol. Photographs are available in a variety of sizes and prices. A series can be assembled to create unique focal areas. If you like, Carol will be happy to help you design the arrangement to fit your specifications.

Garden features photographs of the garden Carol has designed and nutured since 2002.

• The structure of the backyard was conceptualized by landscape designer, John Kelly. The pond was initially a deck. After a few years, it shifted due to the underlying clay. All the wood has been reused in a variety of projects, and the space is now a pond.
• Carol designed the pond, laid the stone and creates the interior plant-scape every year. The hardscape of stepping stones was put in this year, with the exception of the paver-brick front path, which was put in two years ago, and the poured-cement stepping stones on the side, which contain drawings by her granddaughters.

Mixed Media features projects were conceptualized to solve a problem.

• The screens in front of the garage are designedf to hid the garbage cans and mulch containers, which were visible during the spring, summer and fall, and each panel separates easily for compact storage.
• The gates, made from wood, tossed roadside by neighbors, keep the yard fenced in and the deer out.
• The wire flowers were created for front yard interest when the garden was initially installed.
• The table was inspired by the aqua glass, also a neighbor cast-off. The legs can easily removed and the table stored flat. In addition, the leg size can be changed out to create a coffee table.
• The main front path uses bricks from yet another neighbor who redid their front walk with new pavers. It is intended to facilitate wheel-chair access to the back yard. Additional pavers are planned, for this year, to smooth out the ride.

Sculpture : These pieces were inspired by segments on HGTV. While the processes can be duplicated, the form of each piece is unique and can be designed to fit almost any space.

• Backsplash - done directly on the kitchen backsplash: $50.00/sq.ft.*
• Hypertufa and Copper Candelabra: $250.00*.
• Ribbon: $2750.00* for 5' piece.

Fire Dance : Burning old papers in my fire-pit, I was struck by the way the breeze was moving the fire around. The forms and patterns were mesmerizing. I "ran" for my camera and proceeded to take hundreds of images. These selected pieces are my favorites.
        *Pricing per image, board mounted, unframed, w/wo edge pinstripe: 11x14 - $125, 16x20 - $150, 20x24-$ 175, 24x30-$200. Framed images start at $250 and are dependent on size and frame. Contact for specifics and special pricing for a series of three to nine (your choice of images).

         *All orders must be pre-paid. All pricing excludes tax, shipping and handling