January 12th the second edition of “Dreams & Nightmares” opened in London at the Boomer Gallery. Two of my Dreamtime pieces were on physical display. This is the first international showing of “Nightmare I” and the second London showing of “Into Dreamtime” (the first being 2018). This show is special
Yesterday the winners for the 10th annual monochrome awards were announced I received second place in the nude (amateur) category for the black and white version of Reflection and an honorable mention in fine art (amateur) for The Leap. You can see all the winners here.
The winners of the Tokyo International Photography were announced today.I’m pleased to have received two honorable mentions, one in Fine Art Nude and one in People/Portraits. You can see all the winners here.
On December 28th the Artist Gallery revealed the winners of their Portraits 2023 awards. I a pleased to say that Gazelle took an honorable mention. You can see it and the rest of the winners here.
This is a rare blog post where I just type stuff. First of all, happy new year! It’s nice to have a massive mental reset. Nothing is really different, but as with many things “life is neither good nor bad, but thinking makes it so.” So if you change your
The Gallery Omnibus Open Call Portrait 3D virtual show opened a couple of weeks ago and both of my submitted pieces are part of the exhibit. You can see the entire show of all 3 virtual halls here.
The Budapest International Foto Awards dropped today. Took two Honorable Mentions in the Fine Art Nude and People Portrait categories for two familiar images. You can see all the winners here.
The Refocus 2023 awards dropped today for black and white photography. Gazelle received nominations in two categories (People and Portraits) in the professional division. In the Fine Art Category I took a gold. The only other gold in that category was given to the overall contest winner, so I consider
On November 16th the Rhode Island Center for Photographic Arts opened the FRAMES Photography Circle Member Exhibition. I’ve been a member of Frames probably since it’s inception, and it was a privilege to be included in this exhibition. The show runs through December 29th and can be seen in person
November 3rd the 44th Annual National Juried Art Show Opened at the Arts Council of Wayne County. My image “Kaela in Death Valley” is part of the show and can be seen until December 1st. You’ll have to go in person because I don’t think they have the show online.
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