Cloudscapes of Bullough’s Pond
Solo Exhibition: September, 2024, Newton City Hall
Bullough’s Pond Beauty: From Cloudscapes to Closeups
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Eye of Horus
Quilted Canopy
Blue Suede
Harmonic Convergence
Lady Fingers
Quilted Cumulus
Flecks of Gold
Deep Purple Dreaming
Blue Moon Rising
Apricot Fantasy
Autumn's First Blush
Winter Fantasy
Moonrise Magic
Enchanted Evening
Stary Night Delight
Elegant Ice
Hoar Frost
Icy Embrace
Crimson Frisson
After the Rain
Hanging On
The Dancers
Liquid Gold Impression #1
Taking Leave
Guardians of the Gestating Eggs
Morning Meditation
Puff Parade
Cormorant Rising
Exhibitions
Current: Newton City Hall, September, 2024, Opening Reception: September 17th, 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.
NewTV, 23 Needham Street, Newton, July 1–August 6, 2024
FOCUS Real Estate, 43 Lincoln Street, Newton Highlands, May 1 – June 30, 2024
Newton Open Studios (NOS), NOS Artist Page, April 27th & 28th, 2024. In addition to the Bullough’s Pond images below, see also my Bike Rack Images.
Keyes Community Pharmacy, Auburndale (Newton), through May 18th, 2024
Newton Free Library, October 3 – October 30, 2022
Newton City Hall, November 3 – November 30, 2022
Keyes Community Pharmacy, Auburndale (Newton), Early January 2023 – End of February 2023
Newton Open Studios (NOS), NOS Artist Page, April 29 – 30, 2023. In addition to the Bullough’s Pond images below, see also the Bike Racks and other NOS images.
2024 Calendar Images
Cloudscapes of Bullough’s Pond
This wall calendar features photos taken at Bullough’s Pond. It is 8.5” x 11” when closed, 11” x 17” when opened, spiral bound, and printed on high-quality paper stock. Images are available as individual fine art prints, matted to fit standard 16x20 and 20x24 frames. To order, write to ellenfoustphotography@gmail.com
January - Quilted Cumulus
February - Ribbon of Gold
March - Harmonic Convergence
April - Syncopation
May - Morning Meditation
June - Blue Suede
July - Deep Purple Dreaming
August - Apricot Fantasy
September - Autumn's First Blush
October - Flecks of Gold
November - Cinnamon Swirl
December - Marshmallow Fluff
2022 Newton Library and City Hall Exhibit Images
Inspired by Monet’s haystack and Rouen Cathedral paintings, I photograph the same composition over and over again in different seasons, different weather, and at different times of day. Bullough’s Pond becomes the backdrop against which I look at the ever-changing clouds and the way they are reflected, or not, in the pond waters.
Red Sunset with Yellow Irises
Aleph, Heavenly Sunset
Pink Popcorn Sunset
Vesuvius
Champagne Sunrise
Sun-Kissed Sunrise
Fall Clouds Rolling In
Red Geyser
Butterscotch Sunset
Solar Corona
Spring Awakening
Orange Sorbet
Autumn Impressions #1
Quiet Repose
Coming Home
Celestial Windmill
Oculus
Gray Skies with Yellow Irises
Lost in Thought
Summer Abundance
2023 Calendar Images
The Seasons of Bullough’s Pond
This wall calendar features photos taken at Bullough’s Pond. It is 8.5” x 11” when closed, 11” x 17” when opened, spiral bound, and printed on high-quality paper stock. Almost sold out. Images are available as individual fine art prints, matted to fit standard 16x20 and 20x24 frames.
January - Sun-Kissed Sunrise
February - Winterberry Frosting
March - Quilted Canopy
April - Spring Rendezvous
May - Spring Green Evening
June - Green Dreams
July - Summer Serenity
August - Fire Opal
September - New England Gravure
October - Autumn Regalia
November - November Spices
December - Snow Globe
Bullough’s Pond Dreamscapes
Dreamscapes are creative riffs on “real” photographs of Bullough’s Pond. The composition is “real.” The camera recorded it; the interpretation is fantastical.
Moonrise Magic
Blue Moon Rising
Starlit Delight
Enchanted Evening
Winter Fantasy
Artist’s Statement - Photos of a Neighborhood Pond
In November of 2018 I headed to Bullough’s Pond, located a mile from my home in Newton, Massachusetts, to photograph a reflection for a photography course I was taking at the time. Little did I know that I would still be photographing this three-acre suburban pond close to five years later!
Sitting at the edge of the pond waiting for the clouds has become an almost daily meditation as I struggle to stay joyful during the COVID-19 pandemic. While I am focused on the clouds, their reflections, the ducks swimming by, the Canada geese flying overhead, and the occasional turtle or muskrat, my own worries melt away, and I am left feeling much better.