“In the mid 1970’s, I began to be drawn towards places of cultural tension: borders, the edges of societies, worlds that have been transformed by an outside — often northern — culture. I was intrigued by the rawness, the tensions, and the emotional immediacy of the streets in these places. I was working in black and white then. But, by the late 1970’s, I realized there was another emotional note that had to be reckoned with: the intense, vibrant color and the searing light of these worlds, so different than the gray-brown reticence of my New England background. That moment — when I discovered color in the late 1970’s — is where this book begins.”—Alex Webb, Notes on The Suffering of Light
(Some experiments with color, inspired by the great Alex Webb.)
Chris Bronsk 
Thank you! I’d hoped the lines of color would pull them together as a set. Fun to play around with.
These are wonderful as a series (individually to, of course!). I like how they relate to each other.
Thank you, Tom! I really appreciate the feedback.
Color study 1 is my favorite. Remarkable!
Thank you, Richard.
These are wonderful – mouthwatering in fact.
Thanks, Gavin
excellent shots