Dance - Toby Keller

The DARKNESSDARKNESS night photography show will be on display at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center as part of the Solstice Art program between the end of this month through September 1, 2008. The opening reception is June 20. This is a great opportunity to see the work of some amazing night photographers!

Thanks again to Lance Keimig for putting this all together!

I recently came back from a trip to Amsterdam, Venice, and Lake Como - while it wasn’t really productive photographically I did come home with a few images I really like. This is in Amsterdam across the street from the flower market. It’s a reflection of some of the beautiful row houses (?) in the canal with some not so beautiful garbage floating by….the long exposure helps make the garbage a bit more appealing than in person. I’ll be posting a couple more images from the trip here and on flickr.

In other news - the Darkness Darkness night photography exhibit in Boston is showing through April 30 and then traveling to at least a few US locations - and hopefully Seattle (I’ll keep you posted). I’ve even heard a rumor that Michael Kenna has contributed an image for the traveling exhibition!

Lance Keimig of The Night Skye has curated an exhibit of contemporary night photography which will be on display at the Three Columns Gallery at Harvard University beginning March 18. The reception is March 19 and at least a few of the photographers will be there - I am working on it but nothing definite yet. So if you’re in the area be sure to stop by.

More info is available at the fantastic DARKNESSDARKNESS web site designed by Toby Keller of BURNBLUE.COM

This image is featured in the second issue of the Inquiringmind Magazine FOCUS photography feature.

I *gulp* actually had to write some stuff for it as well…so enjoy!

Click here to see!

I will have nine images in an upcoming group show in Bellevue, WA. Still working on image selection but I will be including the image in this post and at least three of the recent seagull images.

Please stop by if you get a chance! Directions and more info here.