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| Workshop (Click title to view) | Date | Instructor | |
| Increasing Your Presence as a Photographer | May 19 | Huntington Witherill | |
| June 9 | Seán Duggan | ||
| Jun. 10, 17 | Gene Crowe | ||
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The Gallery will be closed all day on Saturday, May 19, 2012 for a special event, the Huntington Witherill Workshop.
On May 19, Viewpoint Gallery is pleased to present a special all-day workshop with Huntington Witherill. This will require that the gallery be closed the entire day.
Huntington Witherill is a world-renowned photographer, who early in his career trained with Ansel Adams and many other traditional view camera photographers. He has successfully migrated to the digital world and produced truly wonderful images using the new technology. Mr. Witherill has also been very successful in his ability to market his work worldwide.
The workshop will use a combination of lecture and demonstration to elaborate the concepts and strategies that have been effective in bringing his images to the public. We believe that this all-day seminar will be very effective in helping members of Viewpoint enhance their presence in this very competitive photographic environment. There are still spaces available, so don't miss this special occasion. CLICK HERE for full details and to register online.
In the Main Gallery, May 9 – June 2, 2012
Arthur Drooker presents a powerful visual meditation on the cultures, conflicts and conquests that forged the New World. Covering significant ruins in Mexico, the Caribbean, Central America and South America, this exhibit offers a unique pictorial survey of the geographical, architectural and historical diversity that defines the Americas.
Lost Worlds highlights ruins that are acknowledged world wonders, little known gems and outright surprises. They include monumental temples of Mexico’s Mayan civilization, a former king’s palace on the island of Haiti, colonial churches ravaged by earthquakes in Guatemala and iconic Inca citadels in Peru’s Sacred Valley, some of the 33 sites that Drooker visited in sixteen countries. His luminous images, shot with a specially adapted digital infrared camera, expose crumbled walls, weathered facades and overgrown flora in ways most viewers have never seen.
In the Step Up Gallery, May 9 – June 6, 2012
Viewpoint Photographic Art Center is pleased to present the “Intentional Photographs” of Gene Crowe in an exhibit called Small Things, in the Step Up Gallery.
Crowe been working with digital images that he calls Small Things: found objects, macro images, still life, parts, and the manipulation of light on different surfaces. This project actually began in the early 1960’s when he began exploring extremely close focusing. He has been developing skills with different cameras and printing methods ever since.
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