OK - gotta toot my own horn (...as they say).
Pacific New Media (PNM) at the University of Hawaii at Manoa recently held a juried competition for digital photography. The theme was "A Survey of Digital Imagery in Hawaii", and was open to both professional and amateur photographers. There were close to 200 entries, and I was fortunate enough to have two images selected for display in the exhibit, especially since there are many amazing photographs being shown. If you get a chance, stop by the Canon Gallery at Ward to check out everyone's work (see announcement below).
Also this month I have some photographs on display as part of a group show (Hawaii Photography Society) at Pauahi Tower. This exhibit is up until April 8th so be sure to stop by and check it out as well.
Pacific New Media (PNM) at the University of Hawaii at Manoa recently held a juried competition for digital photography. The theme was "A Survey of Digital Imagery in Hawaii", and was open to both professional and amateur photographers. There were close to 200 entries, and I was fortunate enough to have two images selected for display in the exhibit, especially since there are many amazing photographs being shown. If you get a chance, stop by the Canon Gallery at Ward to check out everyone's work (see announcement below).
Also this month I have some photographs on display as part of a group show (Hawaii Photography Society) at Pauahi Tower. This exhibit is up until April 8th so be sure to stop by and check it out as well.
The crowd at the opening reception - it was packed!
Me and my friend and fellow photog, Carrie, standing next to our prints.
Alas overhead lighting is not very flattering is it? We look different
in person - honest! :o)
Yaaaay Carrie - you go girl! (The print of the girl in the swing located above
her head is hers).
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