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August 2011 Volume 68, Issue 2

Special points of inter-

est:

While none of us are

Stupid, we may still

learn from 3 Simple

Improvement Ideas.

We enjoy having

several new members

who contributed this

month.

Your Club Dues may

still be Due!!!

A photo with a phone,

really?

Inside this Issue:

3 Stupidly Simple

Reason . . .

1, 3,

4

Meetings, Work-

shop Schedule,

Announcements,

Visitors

2

New club mem-

bers contribute

4, 5,

6

Competition

Photos

7-11

Competition

Results

12 -

14

ARTSPACE at

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Oklahoma Camera

Club, Inc.

Founded 1931

3 Stupidly Simple Reasons Why Most

People’s Photography Does Not Improve by Darren Rowse

I‘m presuming that this article will not

apply to most of us… but after 3

conversations in the last week which

revealed the same photography

problems in 3 different people – I

thought I‘d better jot them down.

Warning: none of this is rocket

science sometimes the basics need to

be said!

1. You don’t Take Your

Camera With You If you don‘t practice using your

camera you‘re unlikely to ever grow

in your understanding of and skill in

photography and if you rarely have it

with you – you‘ll not get that practice.

Does that mean you need to lug your

DSLR and all your cumbersome gear

around with you all the time?

Maybe – I have friends who are never

without their main camera – but if

that‘s just not practical, at least make

sure you have a smaller point and

shoot or even a decent camera phone

with you at all times. While the quality

of the images you take might not be as

great with these cameras – at least

you‘ll be practicing your composition,

thinking about light, color and other

aspects of photography. Cont’d Page 3 . . .

Image by Darwin Bell

http://www.digital-photography-school.com/3-stupidly-simple-reasons-why-most-peoples-photography-does-not-improve#author

HypoCheck Schedule & Announcements Oklahoma Camera

Club

Inc.

Meetings: 7:30 pm

2nd and 4th Tuesdays

50th and N. May Ave.

Central Presbyterian

Church

For club information

Contact

[email protected]

405.751.8179

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Board of Directors

President Derrell Dover

1st VP Lee Donlon

2nd VP Randy Carr

1yr. Dir. Jaci Finch APSA

1yr. Dir. Jan Lee PPSA

2yr. Dir. Diane Hogue

2yr. Dir. Aloma Anderson

Treasure Brad Smith

Secretary Wally Lee

Board Meeting: Time 7:00 PM, Location:

6021 Glencove Pl, Oklahoma City, OK http://

maps.yahoo.com/#mvt=m&lat=35.554935&lon=-

97.622931&zoom=17&q1=6021%20Glencove%

20Pl%2C%20Oklahoma%20City%2C%20Ok%

2073132 Tuesday, August 16.

Subject: We will finalize the agenda at the Board

Meeting. Derrell Dover

[If interested thought we might meet for dinner at

Billy Simms Barbeque (6401 NW Expressway) for

all the Sooner Fans, 6:00 PM]

Visitors: July 12 - Kathy Runk

[email protected] from Albuquerque, NM visited

with us as guest of Jan and Wally Lee. Kathy‘s

photographic interests are nature, companion

animals, and landscape. We certainly are pleased

you visited us Kathy and hope you will come back

when you are in town. Keri Kimble ks1patter-

[email protected] visited us, Keri lives in OKC and

is an employee of Sears. She likes sports photog-

raphy; well, you will fit right Keri. And Keri did

come back at the next meeting night. July 26 -

David Kimble [email protected] wife Kari

visited last time and brought David tonight. David

has an interest in Wildlife Photography. Welcome

David, we are very pleased you joined Keri and

came tonight. Hopefully both of you will make

this a habit by joining the club. Bonita Konop

[email protected] came as a guest of Jim

McIntosh. Her photographic interests are quite

varied and she loves to travel. We certainly hope

you will return Bonita and make visiting a habit

b e t w e e n y o u r p h o t o t r i p s .

New Members: We have had several

new members join us this month. Let‘s welcome:

Eva Ryan [email protected], P. O. Box 124,

Kingfisher OK 73750, Cell 405-609-7348 (see

page 6); Sterling Ranne [email protected]

1208 S. W. 130, OKC, OK 73170, Cell 903-720-

7711 ( see page 4) ; Bobby Bol t

[email protected] 717 S. W. 32, OKC, OK

73109, Cell 405-417-0986; Brooke Gorsuch

[email protected] 2321 NW 153, OKC,

OK 730123, Cell 214-695-0666 (see page 5).

Let‘s welcome all of these new members and

make sure they get involved.

Photoshop/Elements Workshop: Will meet

August 19th at 7:30pm at our house. Your

homework is ―Selections‖. You may contact

Carol or Tom McCreary, 425 SW 53rd, 634-

1817 if you have questions.

Workshops

Photography 101 Workshop: Our next Work-

shop Meeting will be next month, September.

For info call Ed Lamb at 721-4714 or ed-

[email protected].

Beginning Imaging Workshop: We'll be holding

our Workshop on Wednesday, August 10th

at 7:30 PM. Bring some pictures you would like

to discuss. Also bring any questions on Photogra-

phy or Elements. For information or directions,

call Wally Lee at 751-8179.

Meetings

August 8, 2011: Competition: Prints - Monochrome A & B , Color

A & B, Photojournalism & Nature

Judges: Jan Lee PPSA, Wally Lee, Ward

Conaway

Program: Program will be by James Pratt on

“Light modifiers – when to use a soft box, a grid or

an umbrella.” Many of you know James and know

this will be great so don‘t miss it and bring your

friends.

Refreshments: Jim McIntosh

August 23, 2011: Competition: Projected Images - Open A & B,

Creative, Nature, Monochrome & Photojournalism

Judges: Doug Finch APSA, Jaci Finch APSA,

TBA

Program: Robert Wagner of Wagner &

Wagner Law Firm. "Photography and the Law."

Some info on copyrights and admissibility of photo

in court. Bring your questions, I am sure Robert

will be willing to field what he can.

Refreshments: Ed Lamb

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Club Dues

Individual $30

Family or Joint $40

(other rates available as

well as partial for less

than year)

Make Checks Payable To

Oklahoma Camera Club

Mail To

Club Treasurer

Brad Smith

1008 NW 18th,

Oklahoma City, OK

73106-6417

Contact

[email protected]

2. You’re Going too Fast Many of us lead life at such a fast pace

that we rarely stop to see the

opportunities right before us to take

wonderful images.

You can carry your camera around

with you 24/7 for the rest of your life

but unless you learn to slow down

and to look at the world a little

differently you may never actually use

it.

As a result – I guess one of the tips I

find myself giving to some that I talk

to is to find ways to slow down – or

at least slow down temporarily to set

aside time to be a bit more intentional

about photography. It might start by

taking a walk with the main objective

of doing some photography but could

also be something bigger like a

weekend away with your camera or

even taking a photography class or

tour.

For me its about building photography

into your daily rhythm and in time it

starts to become a more natural thing

as you get in the habit of seeing life a

little differently.

3. You are Worried what

Others Will Think I‘ve come across quite a few people

lately who suffer from ‗framing

paralysis‘.

They take their camera with them

and they even slow down enough to

see the photographic opportunities

around them – but there‘s just

something that stops them from

lifting their camera up to frame the

shot.

When I dig a little I‘ve found in most

of these instances the person is

simply worried about what others

around them will think if they use

their camera. Will they look stupid?

Will people think that they‘re

photographing them?

Its a feeling I‘ll admit to having myself in the past and when I asked about it

on our Facebook page the other day

it seems that it‘s quite common.

I guess the key to moving through

framing paralysis is to grow your con-

fidence as a photographer. For me

the more photos I took and the more

I began to exercise the discipline of

taking images the easier it got.

Another friend of mine got over his

paralysis by finding a photography

buddy to go out with – two of them

taking shots somehow seemed more

confronting than him doing it alone.

What do You Think?

Of course the above are very simple

things that hold many people back

and there are bound to be others

that readers might have experienced.

I‘d love to hear from you on two

fronts: Cont’d Next Page . . .

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The teacher

who is indeed

wise does not

bid you to the

house of

[his/her]

wisdom, but

leads you

rather to the

threshold of

your mind [and

your own

wisdom].

~ Kahlil

Gibran

3 Stupidly Simple Reasons. . . Cont’d from page 3

1. what other simple things hold you (or other photographers) back from im-

proving?

2. what tips and solutions would you give others facing these problems?

(I‘m looking forward to hearing from you on this! Yes, that’s me - Doug)

Darren Rowse (The above is from a dPs - Digital Photography School publication, issue number

170, on the following website: http://www.digital-photography-school.com/ with Darren

Rowse’s permission.)

The following information and images were contributed by a our new members to be

shared with you.

Sterling Ranne - I got my first camera in my Easter basket ‗73. A Kodak Instamatic and I

took a boatload of pics with it, all snapshots. My father anointed me the family photographer

with duties of photographing the clan during family gatherings (my least favorite type of photog-

raphy - ―smile!‖ <click>)

My next camera was about 5 years later when, in high school, I purchased a SLR, the Canon AT-

1. I outfitted it with zoom lenses, macro lenses, tripods, flash, bells and whistles (well as much as

a high schooler‘s salary would permit) I took classes on my camera, basic photography, and on

b/w darkroom and learned I did not care for the messy darkroom business.

I entered a long dark period call ‗marriage‘ which involved little but cheap digital family pics.

<shudder> The one exception to this period was in 1997 when I learned I would be visiting

Australia in 1999. I learned to dive and purchased a Nikonos IV underwater camera. I sold the

camera right after my trip, but fell in love with underwater photography.

February of 2011 I took a plunge and invested in my second SLR, the Canon T2i. Very different

from my first SLR I am learning that the controls are internal. One doesn‘t reach around and zip

the aperture to where one wants it. One spends 2 minutes looking for the %^#&# control in

the menu and waits for the shot to evaporate. Still, I love the quality of digital and would not

give it up for film.

Since February I have: 1] purchased entry level studio equipment (moonlights, booms, remotes,

even dyed my own backdrops), 2]taken several basic photography classes from a local

photographer, 3] found & listened to most of a photo processing podcast series called ―Meet the

Gimp‖ and 4] found this group. I am interested in learning many types of photography, including,

underwater, macro, & studio and am interested in meeting anyone interested in these.

Currently I use a photo processing program called GIMP, and am interested in meeting anyone in

the group with knowledge of his program. I‘m interested in seeing how Photoshop Elements

works and if the investment in $$$ and time would be worth the leap to the new platform.

Sterling

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In the depth of

winter I finally

learned that

there within me

lay an invincible

summer.

~ Albert

Camus

Brooke Gorsuch - I love photography! I‘m a newbie and so far I enjoy capturing all

sorts of moments - life, nature, events, etc. I used to work at the YWCA in college and I

remember the Camera Club meeting there so when I moved back to the area, I decided to

check the club out for myself. I‘m excited to learn more about the craft and I‘m sure I will with

the wealth of knowledge from the club members.

I‘m a stay at home mom of twin toddler girls so I don‘t get to photograph as much as I‘d like,

but sometimes they prove to be good test subjects. Actually they‘ve been the biggest inspira-

tion for my photography.

I‘ve attached one recent picture I‘m proud of, in fact this is one I entered in the Zoo Friends

competition.

Thanks, Brooke

Rhino

Brooke Gorsuch

Potato Cod

Sterling Ranne

Gettysburg

Brooke Gorsuch

Aztec Ruins

Sterling Ranne

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We are

always looking

for more

articles or

ideas to

share.

Please send

them our

way!!!

[email protected]

We‘re on the web!

www.Oklahomacameraclub.com

Eva Ryan - Thank you for your warm welcome! I am excited to join this club and learn

from the friendliest camera group in OKC (I know because I have been attending all I can find).

I found this group on the internet several months ago but wasn‘t able to attend, something al-

ways got in the way. My first night to attend I got hammered by hail on my way to the meeting,

but that didn‘t stop me. Everyone has been very helpful in answering my questions. So I

jumped right in and have entered photos for the July 26 projected image competition. I enjoy

looking at other photographers work - it helps me become better photographer.

I love capturing the outdoors in photographs - if I‘m outdoors with my camera, I‘m enjoying life.

I‘m usually out somewhere every weekend with my camera and hope others will want to join

me in my adventures.

I‘ve recently discovered the close-up version of photography when a friend let me use her

macro lens. I now have a set of close-up filters I am using on my Nikon D5000 with lenses 18-

55 and 55-200. I will be purchasing a set of extension tubes soon because I am having so much

fun with close-up photography.

Even though I have had some kind of camera for as long as I can remember, I never thought of

myself as a photographer and so all I did was snapshots of the family (2 great kids - my son, 28

yr old Marine and my daughter, 25). In the past years I‘ve taken classes now and then, mostly

learning composition and this year learning really how to use my camera. This past year I have

taken photos like never before and loving it! Eva Ryan from Kingfisher

New Club Members

Wild Flowers - Trail in Wichita

Eva Ryan

Photo Taken at Meers, OK

Eva Ryan

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There is this

difference

between the

two temporal

blessings -

health and

money; money

is the most

envied, but the

least enjoyed;

health is the

most enjoyed,

but the least

envied. The

superiority of

the latter is

more obvious

when we

reflect.

~ Charles

Colton

July Competition Cont’d next page . . .

Tsunami

Randy Carr

Primrose Landscape

Jan Lee PPSA

Mingus Mill HDR

Tom McCreary PPSA

Smoky Mountain Spring Stream

Carol McCreary APSA

Rustic Door

Jan Lee PPSA

Uphill all the Way

Robert Green

Monkey See Monkey Do

Vickie Jenkins

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The love that

you withhold is

the pain that

you carry.

~ Ralph Waldo

Emerson


Butterfly

Jim McIntosh

Over Easy

Debbie Devonshire

Tropical Flower

Randy Carr

Gateway Arch No2

Jan Lee PPSA

Ann‘s Chicken Fry House

Vickie Jenkins

Master Saddlemaker

Diane Hogue

Hanging in There

Jan Lee PPSA

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A friend may

well be

reckoned the

masterpiece of

nature.

~ Ralph Waldo


Harley

Eva Ryan

Maybry Mill at Evening

Tom McCreary PPSA

Window Lighting

Jan Lee PPSA

Yellowstone Falls

Jan Lee PPSA

Art and Grimace of a Pitcher

Jack Melton

Bali Mynah Pair

Charles Taylor APSA

Plainsman

Charles Taylor APSA

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Learning is a

treasure that

will follow its

owner

everywhere.

~ Chinese

Proverb


Keel Billed Toucan

Randy Carr

Colorado Cadillac

Robert Green

Business End of the Cheetah

Charles Taylor APSA

Entry into a Black Hole

Jack Melton

Iris Altered

Brad Smith

Wake Robin Study

Wally Lee

Orange Fronted Parrot

Randy Carr

Indian Warrior Study

Wally Lee

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You will

become as small

as your

controlling

desire; as great

as your

dominant

aspiration.

~ James Allen

July Competition Cont’d Page 16 . . .

Tower Reflection

Eva Ryan

Reach for the Sky

Sterling Ranne

Glenrio Gas Station Route 66

Robert Green

Vintage

Debbie Devonshire

Pickoff Play

Charles Taylor APSA

Illegal Arm Lock

Carol McCreary APSA

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Competition Results - Prints

July 12, 2011

Name Entry No. 1 Place Entry No. 2 Place

Monochrome - Class B

———— ———— No Entries — No Entries —

Monochrome - Class A

Randy Carr Harbor Rope 3 Tropical Flower 1

Tom McCreary Yarn Maker of Yesterday 3 Reaching for Speed 3

Jan Lee Gateway Arch No. 2 2 Green Leaf 2

Charles Taylor Iron Horse 3 Game Face 2

Color Prints - Class B

Michael Tostenson Napping on a Hot Day 1 No Entry —

Color Prints - Class A

Charles Taylor Mittens at Dawn 3 Plainsman 1

Randy Carr Keel-Billed Toucan 2 Loggerhead Sea Turtle HM

Tom McCreary Mabry Mill at Evening 1 Mingus Mill HDR 2

Jan Lee Yellowstone Falls 3 Rustic Door 3

Nature

Charles Taylor Sooner Boomer 1 Bali Mynah Pair 1

Randy Carr Boat Billed Fly Catcher 2 Orange Fronted Parrot 2

Jan Lee Primrose Landscape 2 Hanging In Theve 3

Photojournalism

Randy Carr Exploring the Deep 2 Tsunami 1

Charles Taylor Hangin‘ On For Deer Life HM Pickoff Move 2

Michael Tostenson Citickasaw Deer 3 No Entry —

Your Dues are Due - Please pay Brad Smith

via PayPal on the website at: www.oklahomacameraclub.com/memberform.html

Individual Membership - $30.00

Family or Joint Membership - $40.00

Jim McIntosh Water Lily 3 Butterfly 1

Diane Hogue Wildflower & Friends HM Cutest Lil Cowboy 1

Eva Ryan Tower Reflection 2 Bee on Yellow Flower 2

Dale Donlon Heavy Thinker 1 Way up High HM

Sterling Ranne Reach for the Sky 2 Sunset at Sea HM

Linda Earley Flying Beagle 2 Left in the Woods 1

Jim McIntosh Zebra Grazing 3 Buffalo Head HM

Jan Lee Who Me? HM Window Lighting 1

Jack Melton Fishin‘ Pals 3 Midnight with Miss Liberty 3

Carol McCreary Amish Wagon 2 Grand Haven Lighthouse 2

Diane Hogue Master Saddlemaker 1 Cookie 2

Linda Earley Cowboy Coffee 3 Nobody Home 2

Debbie Devonshire A Master Creation 2 Feelings 2

Dale Donlon Where are you? 3 No Entry —

Eva Ryan Old Bottles 2 Harley 1

Vickie Jenkins Quinn beats the heat HM Monkey see monkey do 1

Charles Taylor Colorado National Monument 3 Mt Hood 1

Ward Conaway Yue Dian Entering the Lock 2 No Entry —

Wally Lee Indian Warrior Study 2 Small Waterfall, The Drips-Mono 2


Competition Results - Digital

July 26, 2011

Continued Page 15

Beginning Color

Monochrome

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Creative

Eva Ryan Flowers on Flower — No Entry —

Linda Earley Friesian in Harness 3 Pony Rollover HM

Diane Hogue Neon Butterflies 2 No Entry —

Jack Melton Gambler‘s Dream HM Entry Into a Black Hole 2

Brad Smith Iris Altered 2 Independence Baloons —

Debbie Devonshire American Eagle HM Vintage 2

Jim McIntosh Fishing Boats HM Ford Mustang —

Jan Lee Mesmerize, No 1 3 Go with the Flow 3

Bob Green On Old Gallegos Road 2 Abandoned 3

Charles Taylor Big Easy Slipstick 3 Headin‘ Home 3

Carol McCreary Holland Harbor Lighthouse and Boat 2 Train Wheels HM

Vickie Jenkins Ann‘s Chicken Fry House 1 Innocence of Summer —


July 26, 2011

Continued Page 16

Carol McCreary Smoky Mountain Spring Steam 1 Corn Husk Doll Maker 3

Charles Taylor Buck Canyon 2 Mission Colonnade HM

Jan Lee Spring Salad 3 Hoodoos in the Afternoon —

Brad Smith Yellow Bells HM Happy Puppy HM

Wally Lee Mandy in Pink Hat 3 Colorful Bird HM

Debbie Devonshire Pretty Butterfly 2 American Burst —

Vickie Jenkins Bee on Magnolia _edited 1 — Shake Down —

Jack Melton Red Apple Red — Candy Apples 3

Ward Conaway Wild Turkey #1 HM Pacific Dawn —

Bob Green Colorado Cadillac 2 Glenrio Gas Station, Route 66 2

Advanced Color

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Jim McIntosh That has got to hurt — Rough Rowing —

Dale Donlon Men at Work 1 No Entry —

Charles Taylor Ankle bone connected to . . . 3 Backstroke —

Ward Conaway 13th Virginia Infantry salute #1 HM 13th Virginia Infantry salute #2 —

Jack Melton Art and Grimace of a Pitcher 2 Power T-Ball —

Linda Earley Working Cowhorse 3 Canine Slalom 3

Carol McCreary Wheelchair Racer Blur 2 Illegal Arm Lock 2

Vickie Jenkins Silence is golden — Strength in numbers —

Diane Hogue Caught Red-Handed — Mounted Patrol Training 2

Debbie Devonshire Over Easy 1 Say‘n Hi 2


July 26, 2011

Dale Donlon Crowning Glory 3 Having Lunch HM

Bob Green Uphill all the Way 1 Into the Void HM

Jack Melton Nature‘s Camouflage 3 Eyes of the Hunter 3

Jan Lee Wild Hare HM Snail without a Shell —

Jim McIntosh Swan — Buffalo Herd 3

Ward Conaway Three Wild Turkeys — Doe #1 HM

Diane Hogue Grizzly Bear Grin HM Come a Little Closer HM

Charles Taylor Business End of the Cheetah 2 Mammoth Hot Springs HM

Vickie Jenkins Bad Hair Day — Anger Management 101 —

Eva Ryan Christmas Card — Dandelion Seeds —

Linda Earley Prairie Dog and Pup — Wichita Mountain Rattler —

Debbie Devonshire Meerkats 3 Yellowstone Geyser 2

Wally Lee It was THAT Kind of Day HM Wake Robin Study 2

Photojournalism

Nature

We‘re on the web!


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Photo Ops: Aug 5 - 13 AYQHA World Youth Championship Quarter Horse Show, State Fair Arena ,

OKC

Aug 6 Ponca Fly-In, Ponca City regional airport, Ponca City

Aug 6 Quartz Mountain Diamondback 100 Road Bike Ride, Altus city reservoir, Altus

Aug 6 TATUR (Tulsa Area Trail & Ultra Runners) Mud Run, 118th & E 31st, Tulsa (The

TATUR Mud run is an enormously fun run through muddy obstacles such as super slip and

slides, hurdles, messy mud moshes and the infamous creepy crud crawl.)

Aug 10 - 13 Lawton Rangers PRCA Rodeo, LO Ranch arena, Lawton

Aug 11 - 14 Wichita Tribal Dance, Wichita Tribal park, Anadarko

Aug 11 - 14 US Rowing master National Championship, Regatta Park, OKC

Aug 12 - 13 USS Batfish Living History Days, War Memorial Park, Muskogee (The Bat-

fish Living History Association will be on-hand to provide a living history experience on the

USS Batfish submarine. Witness as the USS Batfish comes alive as historians man the sub-

marine as it would have been in WWII.)

Aug 12 - 13 Okmulgee Invitational Rodeo & Festival, Bob Arrington arena, Okmulgee

Aug 13 Women‘s Roller Derby - Victory Dolls All Stars, Centennial Bldg, Ok Fairground,

OKC

Aug 20 Women‘s Roller Derby - Tornado Alley Roller Girls, Farmer‘s Market, OKC

Aug 27 Women‘s Roller Derby - Victory Dolls Battle Squad, Star Skate, Norman

More info: www.travelok..com www.okcrd.com www.oklahomavictorydolls.com

By: Lee Donlon

Editors

Doug Finch APSA

Jaci Finch APSA

[email protected]

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In the introduction to The Best

Camera is the One That's with

You, Chase Jarvis' book of pho-

tographs made over the course

of a year using his cell phone,

he states that as an artist, he

felt more free with the little cam-

era built into his iPhone than he

ever had with other cameras

and that somehow, he had re-

covered an innocence lost and

was able to see the world anew.

It is in this spirit that we arrived

at the idea of the juried exhibi-

tion Can You See Me Now:

Photos Made on Phones run-

ning through October 1. This

exhibit features 34 photos made

on cell phones, each by a differ-

ent artist, that our panel of

judges felt best represented the

use of the cell phone camera.

Can You See Me Now: Photos Made on Phones

On View through Oct 1, 2011

Can You See Me Now: Photos Made on Phones Tues -

Fri: 10am - 5pm and Sat: 10am - 4pm through October

1. Admission is free. For more information about this

exhibition, please visit our website.

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