I'm so pleased to have 7 photographs from my "Digital Darkroom" series up at Blink/Ink as one of their featured artists. Many thanks to Lynn Alexander.
You really caught some great shots. The costumes and fuzzy focus with blurred edges - that semi-sepia coloring all works together so well. The pictures had movement - told a story - GREAT work.
Thanks to both of you. I've been fortunate lately with people interested in my photography. It's fun to post the fine art as lately I've been engrossed with rather boring catalog type photography. We do what we must. Really, thanks again.
Curatorial Premise: Inspired by Brassaï’s Paris de Nuit photo collection from 1933, this call invited photographers to explore and unveil New Orleans after dark. Like Brassaï’s Paris, the images here transform the ordinary into the ethereal through the transaction of light and dark. Wander where tourists fear to tread. Featured Artists: Jamal Barnes Updesh Bedi Caleb Breaux Taylor Castillo Seth Cook Tenzin Dolker Kristin Fouquet Ryan Hodgson-Rigsbee Eli Johnson Leone Julitte Zachary Kanzler Virat Kapur Kevin Lajoie Ryan Lips Denise Lyons Donald Maginnis Eli Mergel CB Merritt Darrell Miller David Rae Morris Leo Morningstar Joliet Morrill Daniel Newton Dung Nguyen Julien Orr Kenneth Pape Stacey Pearson Jared Ragland Chad Schneider Alexandra Silverthorne Carlos Talbott Trenity Thomas Karl Turner Joseph Walton Remy Williams
I'm so excited to have my surrealist postcard collage, "Wish You Were Here in Pensacola," included in this extraordinary exhibit, "Where Photography Meets Collage." The exhibit runs at the gallery June 12- July 28, 2024. I hope you can make it!
One week away until the opening reception! I'm so excited to have my photographs, "Anemophobia" and "Triskaphobia," included in this fantastic exhibit. Many thanks to the curators and the New Orleans Photo Alliance! Hope to see you there!
Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteMost are very good. The one of you I like, especially since the camera you are holding is not as obvious.
Have a wonderful week,
Egmont
Kristin,
ReplyDeleteYou really caught some great shots. The costumes and fuzzy focus with blurred edges - that semi-sepia coloring all works together so well. The pictures had movement - told a story - GREAT work.
Sincerely,
Paula
Thanks to both of you. I've been fortunate lately with people interested in my photography. It's fun to post the fine art as lately I've been engrossed with rather boring catalog type photography. We do what we must. Really, thanks again.
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