Clarence's Bridge Canvas Print

Modigraph (MOD-ified photo-GRAPH) of Street Bridge in Seneca Falls, NY. Taken during the "It's A Wonderful Life" festival. There's a plaque that honors a man who jumped off the bridge to save someone who was drowning in the river below. Seneca Falls representatives claim that was the inspiration for the movie's famous scene in which George Baily jumps in the water to save Clarence the angel.

Winner of grants from the America the Beautiful Fund and New York State Council of the Arts, as well as recipient of both the Suffolk County Film Commission and Telly Awards, Tom Romeo has been recognized for his work as a "storyteller" who's choice of medium has always fit his choice of subject. As a writer, photographer, digital artist, producer, poet and performer, he immerses himself in both topic and technique to create beautiful images in real life and in the mind and soul of the viewer. Having grown up on film photography/chemical darkroom and analog video shooting and editing, the move to the digital realm in both these media excited his imagination and set him off on an exploration which led him to the "Modigraph" - a word of his...