January 2013 Lumiere’s Gallery Lumière provides a diverse range of photographic art through its own proprietary collection, regular exhibitions, and acquisition activities on behalf of clients.   Stephen Lawson – Tempus Fugit, 1992 The gallery has work from over 75 … Read More

January 2013 We seem to have finally moved into Winter here in the South, with snow in the northern parts and threats of flurries deeper down. From the solstice through the holidays, the farm has been shrouded in fog and … Read More

January 2013     USA. New York. 1992. Central Park by Bruce Davidson Image courtesy of the artist and Jackson Fine Art, Atlanta, Georgia

January 2013   Untitled Artist’s Statement Julia Cart is a Southern photographer/visual preservationist who works exclusively in black-and-white using large format film cameras. Her images cover a wide range, including landscapes, architecture, botanicals and portraiture, with a special concern for historic … Read More

January 2013   Window View, Big Bend Artist’s Statement In the desert time seems to stand still. The endless expanse of cactus and desert shrubs appears to be the same year after year, decade after decade. In reality the desert is … Read More

January 2013     Biography and Artist Statement As a young man growing up in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, also known as the Atomic City, Don Dudenbostel developed an interest in science. His interest in photography came about because of his father, … Read More

Palm Hammock, Titusville, FL Artist’s Statement I am a native Floridian and have been living in New York City for over 30 years. The Florida of my youth had abundant undeveloped areas and animated wild places that I took for granted … Read More

January 2013 Commuting With Nature Artist’s Statement Every weekday morning that I am home I drive my son to school. Like millions of other parents around the world I have a routine. Wake up call, breakfast, a reminder to get ready, … Read More

January 2013       O. Winston Link photographed the Norfolk and Western, the last major steam railroad in the United States, when it was converting its operations from steam to diesel in the 1950s. Link captured the railroad industry … Read More

January 2013 Shenandoah Gallery, CamerasWHO A native of Brooklyn, O. Winston Link began his exploration of photography when, as a teenager, he built his own photographic enlarger and went to work for a local photography store. He attended Manual Arts … Read More