C R Cain Photography

C R Cain Photography P S Those who know me, call me Chip

C R Cain is a Landscape/Fine art photographer that finds himself as interested in the space he is standing on as much as the scene that stretches across the horizon before him.

I have been to the Oklahoma City bombing memorial twice. Both times between 3am and 4am in the morning. There is somethi...
02/02/2023

I have been to the Oklahoma City bombing memorial twice. Both times between 3am and 4am in the morning. There is something about being there when it is so quiet and still. It really feels like sacred ground.

Some information:
The 168 Chairs represent those killed on April 19, 1995. They stand in nine rows, each representing a floor of the Federal Building where the field is now located. Each chair bears the name of someone killed on that floor. The nineteen smaller chairs stand for the children who were killed.

More Lines!
01/31/2023

More Lines!


This won't be a suprise to some; lines and textures are a thing with me.
01/19/2022

This won't be a suprise to some; lines and textures are a thing with me.


I am humbled and grateful that this photograph was selected for inclusion in Lenswork's Our Magificent Planet 2021.The b...
01/04/2022

I am humbled and grateful that this photograph was selected for inclusion in Lenswork's Our Magificent Planet 2021.The book is available through Lenswork. My copy came in the mail yesterday. You may get your copy here: https://www.lenswork.com/index.html

Two abstracts; images of a fast flowing stream.
11/09/2021

Two abstracts; images of a fast flowing stream.


When you have a camera in your hand it is hard to ignore a space with such singular color.
10/12/2021

When you have a camera in your hand it is hard to ignore a space with such singular color.

One of my trips to NYC unintentionaly oincided with an international parade. various ethnic groups gathered on various s...
09/30/2021

One of my trips to NYC unintentionaly oincided with an international parade. various ethnic groups gathered on various side streets preparing to march down Fifth Ave in all their historic regalia.

As usual I found myself drawn to the parts rather than the whole. This photo is the trailing portion of a beautiful gown worn by a vietnamese woman. More "parts" to come .

Another from my "Architexture" series.
09/28/2021

Another from my "Architexture" series.

Sometimes shadows are the subject and other times, like the one in this photograph, shadows can add depth and interest. ...
09/23/2021

Sometimes shadows are the subject and other times, like the one in this photograph, shadows can add depth and interest.

It is not only rock & flowers that catch my attention but building textures as well. Not often the whole building but ra...
09/21/2021

It is not only rock & flowers that catch my attention but building textures as well. Not often the whole building but rather the parts or sum of parts as when one building is congruent to another or seems to be woven into itself. This is an example of the later. It is part of a series I have titled Architexture and the whole series may be seen at my website.
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My version of a Blackeyed Susan.
09/19/2021

My version of a Blackeyed Susan.

Considering the one.
09/14/2021

Considering the one.

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