S A M B I S S E T T E
photography
Sam has enjoyed an interest in photography since age eleven. For many years, it was a simply a hobby, used for the typical family and vacation pictures. When he began his work in visual art, the camera became an instrument for recording subject matter for paintings. As of 2002, his files contain more than 15,000 photographs. At the request of the Randall Library at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, upon his death all of his photographic material will be given to the library. The following pictures are examples of his photographic work:
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Italian Fishing Village |
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Bakery Window, Vienna |
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Dallas |
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Fort Fisher, North Carolina |
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Varnumtown, North Carolina |
Images from the Micro World
The following is part of an exhibition of thirty-four paintings and drawings depicting interesting and colorful images that were found through the use of a microscope in observing household chemicals and matter and photographing the results. The collection was donated to the University of North Carolina at Wilmington where it is permanently exhibited in Deloach Hall, a science building.
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Volcano - Image found
in copper sulfate
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Blue Flame - Image found
in stained glass
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Discus Thrower - An image
found in a soft drink solution
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Micro Rainbow - Polarized
image found in salol
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Hook-Nosed Octogenarian -
An image found in alum
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Hidden Crosses - Images
found in crystallized table salt
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