Nicole Gesmondi
Current Gallery: lo-fi photography ( piece)
This gallery is made up of two different series: photos of RI and photos created with plastic cameras.
Nicole is a HUGE fan of low-fi photography and rarely leaves home without her Holga. Nicole likes to experiment with expired films and LOVES to cross process slide films. Nicole's fine art images have been purchased by private art collectors and she had sold pieces during art festivals.
Rocky Point Park was an amusement park and shore dinner hall on the coast of Narragansett Bay in Rhode Island. For over 150 years, New Englanders assembled at the park for a game of baseball, for a picnic, for a rock and roll concert, or to ride on the Tilt-a-Whirl. In 1996 the park closed. With its rides sold off, the park became a ghost town, scheduled for demolition and prepared for new construction.
Nicole Gesmondi’s love for abandoned structures led her to teaming up with the documentary film crew creating the Rocky Point movie, “You Must Be This Tall”. Prior to this project, Nicole had been photographing the decaying amusement park for almost two years. As the Still Photographer for the film, Nicole was able to gain legal access to the location and the interiors of each building.
For more information on the documentary, check out our site: www.rockypointmovie.com
Rocky Point Amusement Park's demolition began in May 2007. The following photo's now represent a little piece of history.
Please note: Images will not be printed with watermark.
The way you see the image with its frame is the way Nicole intended it to be printed and framed. However, you have the option to change the paper and the frame.
Nicole Gesmondi Photographer, LLC
nicolegesmondi.com
nicole@nicolegesmondi.com
This gallery is made up of two different series: photos of RI and photos created with plastic cameras.
Nicole is a HUGE fan of low-fi photography and rarely leaves home without her Holga. Nicole likes to experiment with expired films and LOVES to cross process slide films. Nicole's fine art images have been purchased by private art collectors and she had sold pieces during art festivals.
Rocky Point Park was an amusement park and shore dinner hall on the coast of Narragansett Bay in Rhode Island. For over 150 years, New Englanders assembled at the park for a game of baseball, for a picnic, for a rock and roll concert, or to ride on the Tilt-a-Whirl. In 1996 the park closed. With its rides sold off, the park became a ghost town, scheduled for demolition and prepared for new construction.
Nicole Gesmondi’s love for abandoned structures led her to teaming up with the documentary film crew creating the Rocky Point movie, “You Must Be This Tall”. Prior to this project, Nicole had been photographing the decaying amusement park for almost two years. As the Still Photographer for the film, Nicole was able to gain legal access to the location and the interiors of each building.
For more information on the documentary, check out our site: www.rockypointmovie.com
Rocky Point Amusement Park's demolition began in May 2007. The following photo's now represent a little piece of history.
Please note: Images will not be printed with watermark.
The way you see the image with its frame is the way Nicole intended it to be printed and framed. However, you have the option to change the paper and the frame.
Nicole Gesmondi Photographer, LLC
nicolegesmondi.com
nicole@nicolegesmondi.com
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