Gallery: Live Double Exposures Mash Up Beautiful Views and Ordinary Objects
01Tent-Camera Image on Ground- Rooftop View of The Brooklyn Bridge - Brooklyn Side
*Tent camera image on ground. Rooftop view of the Brooklyn Bridge. 2011.*
02Tent-Camera Image on Ground-View of the Grand Canyon from Trailview Overlook
*Tent camera image on ground. View of the Grand Canyon from Trailview Overlook, Grand Canyon National Park. 2012.*
03Tent- Camera Image On Ground- Rooftop View of Lower Manhattan
*Tent camera image on ground. Rooftop view of Lower Manhattan. 2010.*
04Ruby Beach 2
*Tent camera image on ground. View of sea stack. Ruby Beach. Olympic National Park. Washington. 2012.*
05Abelardo-Morell-Tent-Camera-Golden-Gate
*Tent camera image on ground. View of the Golden Gate Bridge From Battery Yates. 2012.*
06Tent-Camera Garnet Hill
*Tent camera image on ground. View of Garnet Hill, Yellowstone National Park. Wyoming. 2013.*
07Abelardo-Morell-Tent-Camera-Big-Bend
*Tent camera image on ground. View Looking Southeast toward the Chisos Mountains, Big Bend National Park. Texas. 2010. Courtesy Bonni Benrubi Gallery. Courtesy of Edwynn Houk Gallery, New York.*
08Abelardo-Morell-Camera-Obscura-Brooklyn-Bridge
*Camera obscura image. View of the Brooklyn Bridge in Bedroom. 2009. Courtesy of Edwynn Houk Gallery, New York.*
09CO Palazzo Room w Jungle
*Camera obscura image. View of Volta del Canal in Palazzo Room Painted with Jungle Motif. Venice, Italy. 2008.*
10Times Square-2010
*Camera obscura image. Times Square in Hotel Room. 2010.*
11Abelardo-Morell-Camera-Obscura-Empire-State
*Camera obscura image. The Empire State Building in Bedroom, 1994. The Art Institute of Chicago, promised gift of Daniel Greenberg and Susan Steinhauser. Courtesy of Edwynn Houk Gallery, New York.*
12gm-341638EX1
*Camera obscura image. The Philadelphia Museum of Art East Entrance in Gallery #171 with a DeChirico Painting. 2005. Courtesy of Edwynn Houk Gallery, New York.*
13Rockport Sunrise
*Camera obscura image. 5:04 AM Sunrise Over the Atlantic Ocean. Rockport, Massachusetts, June 17th, 2009*
14Abelardo-Morell-Light-Bulb
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