Some more with the sisters Tatum and Sydney, trying out some ideas on stairs
Departures
Some new work coming out of the studio, exploring the relationships of sisters. For this session, Tatum (from the Paths the Cross series) brought along her real life sister, Sydney, to explore in the studio.
More to come from this duo.
Dreams of Life
Dreams of Life, part of the Paths that Cross project, has been juried into Small Works-Robert Anderson Gallery in Denver, Colorado. The exhibition will run March 8 – April 27, 2019.
Just found out, March 9, that Dreams of Life received one of Margy Dudley’s three honorable mentions in the show! Thank you, Margy.
RI Center for Photographic Arts
Break it Up, from the Paths That Cross series, has been selected for inclusion in the 6th Open Call by the RI Center for Photographic Arts.
The show runs 2/21- 3/15 with the opening reception 2/21/19.
Thank you Aline Smithson for including me in the exhibition.
Into My Arms
Into My Arms, the transition piece from the Paths That Cross series to an as yet new, untitled series for the coming year. Tatum once again graced the studio for the inaugural image, a lighter palette, subtle textures, minimal props, leaving the mind to wander several directions.
InterPhoto Exposition Photo-Concours International
Received word this morning that three of my images will be exhibited at the Body/ Image InterPhoto Exposition Photo-Concours International, Roscoff, France, September 29- October 13.
Clasped Hands
Rocks
Creekside
The three images being featured in Body/ Image are Rocks, Creekside, and Clasped Hands. Thank you jurors, Lourdes Delgado (Spain), Jim Gabbard (USA), Beatrix Reinhardt (Germany/USA), and Riichi Yamaguchi (Japan) for including my images in the exhibition.
Old Master’s Influence
Looking at my work from recent years, it is apparent the masters of Renaissance painting have had a significant influence on my photography. The lighting, color palette, and overall mood reflected in the imagery all reference the past. As I move forward, the imagery mirrors other times.
A recent session with Astrid Kallsen of Atlanta produced the above images and many more, natural light in the studio of the SE Center for Photography.
