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PhotoWorks "PHONEOGRAPHY" Exhibit Selections

8/16/2012

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I entered these three images in the first-ever cellphone photography exhibition, “Phoneography,” at the Photoworks gallery in Glen Echo, MD, and I’m happy to report that all three were accepted.
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PHONEOGRAPHY
CELL PHONE PHOTOGRAPHS

August 17-September 4
Reception Sunday September 2nd, 5-7pm
The gallery will be open Saturdays 1pm-4pm and Sundays 1pm-8pm.   

PHOTOWORKS
              
7300 MacArthur Blvd.  
Glen Echo, MD.  
301 634-2274

The first one, "Big Roll, One", is printed at 8 1/2" X 11", and the second, "Blue Streak", at an impressive 12" X 18". They're both from the Copper Dreams series. The final piece, "Beach Glass - Sunrise, Coral" is 12" x 16" is from the Beach Glass series, which has made only a few blog appearances so far. It is a HUGE series, so it's taking a very long time to process.

It's so gratifying to see how well the prints turned out at these sizes, especially the Beach Glass, which has a lot of subtleties that that tend not to come through as well at smaller sizes. It's also tricky to make the prints, because the images have always been seen on a bright screen as a light source - light and bright. As prints, they become a reflective surface - duller and darker. It's usually a long process, with many tweaks and trial proofs, to produce an acceptable print. I'll talk a lot more about the issues of producing prints in a future post.
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    Nancy Freeman has a decades-long fascination with digital art which she supports by painting portraits and teaching various art subjects. Right now she devotes most of her creative time to digital art because it's so satisfying.

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