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SUMMARY:Aronda Xystris - Architecture
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/aronda-xystris-architecture/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Alan M Richards - The Art of Being Human
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/alan-m-richards-the-art-of-being-human/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Andrea Fortunoff - Wasted
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/andrea-fortunoff-wasted/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Bruce Cohen - Abstractions in Nature
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/bruce-cohen-abstractions-in-nature/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210902
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SUMMARY:Strength & Vision 3
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/strengthandvision/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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SUMMARY:"Traces" photography by Kathleen Massi
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/traces-photography-by-kathleen-massi/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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SUMMARY:"Distant" photographs by Ralph Masullo
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/distant-photographs-by-ralph-masullo/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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SUMMARY:7th International Phone-Ography Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/7th-international-phone-ography-exhibition/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210729
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DTSTAMP:20210719T202914Z
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SUMMARY:New Artist Members Pop-Up Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/new-artist-members-pop-up-exhibition/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210701
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210725
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SUMMARY:Pamela Waldroup - Portraits: Interconnected
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/pamela-waldroup-portraits-interconnected/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210701
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210725
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SUMMARY:Pure Imagination - Photography by Paul Mele
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/pure-imagination/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210603
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SUMMARY:Artists' Invitational Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/artists-invitational-exhibition/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210603
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210627
DTSTAMP:20210603T020522Z
CREATED:20210602T000603Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210603T020522Z
UID:6976-1622678400-1624751999@fotofotogallery.org
SUMMARY:Overlooked by Tom D'Emic
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/overlooked-by-tom-demic/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210603
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210627
DTSTAMP:20210602T160047Z
CREATED:20210602T000404Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210602T160047Z
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SUMMARY:Spherical Magic by Andrea M. Gordon
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/spherical-magic-by-andrea-m-gordon/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210506
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210530
DTSTAMP:20210429T140511Z
CREATED:20210428T035512Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210429T140511Z
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SUMMARY:Denis Ostrovskiy Fatal To Prejudice
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/denis-ostrovskiy-fatal-to-prejudice/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210506
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210530
DTSTAMP:20210429T140407Z
CREATED:20210428T035254Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210429T140407Z
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SUMMARY:Eileen Novack: Exploring Form & Texture
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/eileen-novack-form-texture/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210530
DTSTAMP:20210429T140529Z
CREATED:20210428T035037Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210429T140529Z
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SUMMARY:Salon Members Push-Pin Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/salon-members-push-pin-exhibition/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210311
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210502
DTSTAMP:20210319T184253Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20210319T184253Z
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SUMMARY:Strength and Vision II
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/strengthvisionii/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210311
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210404
DTSTAMP:20210319T184229Z
CREATED:20210319T184003Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210319T184229Z
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SUMMARY:Your Best Shot Winners
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/your-best-shot-winners-2/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210204
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210307
DTSTAMP:20210104T013232Z
CREATED:20210104T012604Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210104T013232Z
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SUMMARY:16th National Photography Competition
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/16th-national-photography-competition/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201203
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210103
DTSTAMP:20201206T035540Z
CREATED:20201203T221717Z
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SUMMARY:Denis Ostrovskiy - Rough Road
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/denis-ostrovskiy-rough-road/
LOCATION:fotofoto gallery\, 14 West Carver Street\, Huntington\, NY\, 11743\, United States
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210103
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SUMMARY:Pamela Waldroup - MoMA Interactions
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/pamela-waldroup-moma-interactions/
LOCATION:fotofoto gallery\, 14 West Carver Street\, Huntington\, NY\, 11743\, United States
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201203
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210103
DTSTAMP:20201203T222042Z
CREATED:20201203T210759Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201203T222042Z
UID:6495-1606953600-1609631999@fotofotogallery.org
SUMMARY:Paul Mele - "Grim"
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/paul-mele-grim/
LOCATION:fotofoto gallery\, 14 West Carver Street\, Huntington\, NY\, 11743\, United States
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201029
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201129
DTSTAMP:20201030T001703Z
CREATED:20201029T230400Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201030T001703Z
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SUMMARY:Bruce Cohen - "Reflections"
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/bruce-cohen-reflections/
LOCATION:fotofoto gallery\, 14 West Carver Street\, Huntington\, NY\, 11743\, United States
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201029
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201129
DTSTAMP:20201030T001754Z
CREATED:20201029T193057Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201030T001754Z
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SUMMARY:Andrea M. Gordon - "Orchids Extraordinaire"
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/andrea-m-gordon-orchids-extraordinaire/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201029
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201129
DTSTAMP:20201029T233203Z
CREATED:20201028T205648Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201029T233203Z
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SUMMARY:Richard Gardner - "Bebe Identity"
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/richard-gardner-bebe-identity/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201029
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201129
DTSTAMP:20201029T192240Z
CREATED:20201028T204433Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201029T192240Z
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SUMMARY:Aronda Xystris - "Drag Gals"
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/aronda-xystris-drag-gals/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201001
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201025
DTSTAMP:20200930T212155Z
CREATED:20200930T211952Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200930T212155Z
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SUMMARY:6th International Phone-ography
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/6th-international-phone-ography/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200901
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200902
DTSTAMP:20200824T223110Z
CREATED:20200824T223110Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200824T223110Z
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SUMMARY:September 2020 Exhibitions
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/september-2020-exhibitions/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200701
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200801
DTSTAMP:20200630T233038Z
CREATED:20200630T221621Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200630T233038Z
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SUMMARY:Common Objects Series by Eileen Novack
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan\, I choose the area\, the scene\, the time of day\, the camera\, the lens\, the settings\, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and process the ones I think are going to capture what I want to say.Digital lets us take hundreds of photos\, even thousand. But out of all of them\, how many really work? How many are the ONE? Now and then the pictures that really say something to me\, that I love\, show up. That might take a bit of luck. Everything comes together.The pictures I’m showing here all share something. They existed for that moment\, and no longer do. The gate is gone in a storm\, the barn with the pink sky has been taken down\, the flowers have withered\, and the cows? Not lunching in just that way today.See what I saw in a moment\, that skill\, imagination\, serendipity helped  me create\, and hopefully my photographs say something to you.  “ART IS NOT WHAT YOU SEE\, BUT WHAT YOU MAKE OTHERS SEE. “         Edgar Degas Bio: I grew up with a camera in my hand\, in a house filled with photography and art. I wanted to be an artist\, but didn’t consider photography a serious expression of my art.  Art school educated\, pre computer. I was doing computer graphics at work\, bought a digital camera and everything changed. Photography is now my art\, my personal expression\, my passion (obsession).   My work has been selected for awards from Utrecht Art in the Manhasset Art Association\, at The Art Guild of Port Washington for juried shows\, and exhibits at Gallery North\, The Barnes Gallery\, Graphic Eye Gallery\, fotofoto Gallery\, Freeport Council of the Arts\, Smithown Township Arts Council Juried Show\, the Quogue Library\, The Pace Gallery\, the Town of Oyster Bay Rotational Art program\, and more. I served as the Treasurer of the Photographic Federation of Long Island for four years\, was on the board of The Art Guild of Port Washington\, VP of the Photography Club of LI\, Huntington Camera Club\, active in the Long Island Center of Photography and other groups. Now a member of fotofoto gallery.   Life has taken me many places – I owned a wallpaper design business\, designing a line of wallpapers that sold nationally\, and later working for telecom companies arranging trade shows. I raised two wonderful sons\, have terrific daughters-in-laws and grandchildren\, and enjoy life with and without my camera.
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/common-objects-series-by-eileen-novack/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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