It’s that time of year again. Time for the Fence Salon at The Arts Center of the Capital Region. Every year I put some of my latest work together and test it out at this annual juried event. (And renew my membership…a good way to remember.) So far I’ve made it into the the Select part of the show two out of three times. Many of the work has then gone on to be in in other shows like the recent Feast Show and Saratoga Arts Center show. This year’s work? A series I’m starting called War of 2012. It’s photo made to look more like painting. Printed on canvas, each image takes hours of work in Photoshop. They include elements of landscape photography, miniature photography, and good old fashion Photoshop work. They’re on display over at the Arts Center for a month or so. and these images below don’t do them justice. They are only the size of a 5X7 print and surrounded in a large frame…well worth seeing in person.
John
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I would love to see these in person, they look very interesting and like a lot of work. Are they being displayed some where? They give me a sinking feeling. The kind I get when I don’t want something to be true but I know it is going to be and there is nothing I can do about it.