Call for Proposals
for Solo and Group Exhibitions
in 2013

Viewpoint Photographic Art Center is now accepting proposals for exhibitions for the period February 2013 through January 2014.
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Workshop (Click title to view)
DateInstructor
Critiquing PhotographsFeb. 11Terry Nathan

Black & White Digital Conversion

Feb. 18David L. Robertson
Building with LightMar. 3Terry Nathan

Introduction to Lightroom

 Mar. 10

 David L. Robertson


  

 


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Upcoming Events

Upcoming Workshops

Lewis Kemper: Split Personalities

In the Main Gallery, January 11 – February 4, 2012

Photographer Lewis Kemper has photographed the natural beauty of North America and its parklands for more than three decades. In travels around the world, he hones an ongoing love affair with light, harkening back to the words of the famed naturalist, John Muir, who, over a hundred years ago, said “Light, I know not a singular word fine enough for Light… holy, beamless, bodiless, inaudible floods of Light.” Kemper believes those words have summed up his life as a photographer. “Light is still important to me whether I am photographing nature or working on one of my “Photo Etchings,” a style I developed with digital techniques.”

Referring to the photographs in the show, Kemper says: “Notice the importance of the light in these images ... the light defines the image!”

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Transformed With Light: Photographs by Brittany Murphy and Camden Hosea-Small

In the Step Up Gallery, January 11 – February 4, 2012

Viewpoint Photographic Art Center is pleased to present the work of sister and brother Brittany Murphy and Camden Hosea-Small in the Step Up Gallery beginning January 11, 2012. Both of them are presenting new visions in still-life photography, Murphy finding and bringing out the beauty in everyday objects, Hosea-Small exploring the sensual qualities of the smoke rising from burning incense.

Murphy uses darkness and a black backdrop, with a flashlight for “light painting” to visually erase portions of an object while illuminating others. Hosea-Small uses a narrow-beam strobe to sidelight smoke trails, also against a black backdrop.   > more...

 

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