I spent a Saturday photographing surfers at Montauk Point. Below is a couple of examples to see more go to the Montauk Surfers page.
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POP UP ART EXHIBIT AND SALE
Fisherman
Ink Exhibit East End Arts Riverhead, NY
I have three photos in this exhibit which hangs this week and has an opening exhibit reception Friday August 3, 5 -7 pm. One of my photos was used for the call to artist to enter the exhibit. I have three photos in the exhibit. One photo wining an honorable mention. The three photos i have are the only photos to be chosen for the exhibit. Below is the exhibit poster.
EEPG Exhibit
I will be participating i n the upcoming East End Photographers Group Exhibit at Ashawagh Hall. I will be attending then opening reception. I have two older photographs that haven’t been exhibited in this form framed 36 x 36. Hope to see a good turnout.
Opening Reception: Saturday June 2nd, 2018 – 5pm-9pm
Music by Potter & Teklusky Band (music starts at 5:30pm)
Curated by Marilyn Stevenson
Catering by Pamela Greinke
Show runs from June 2 to June 10, 2018
Sunday June 10th at 3pm – 2 Film Presentations by John Jinks
Hans Van De Bovenkamp “In His Own Words”
Q&A following the film with John Jinks & Hans Van De Bovenkamp
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East End Arts Juried Exhibit: Ink
The
East End Arts is having their 7th Annual National Juried Exhibit. Entry deadline is April 8th and can be entered online at www.juriedartservices.com. I have been fortunate enough to have one of my photos selected to be used for the publicity flyer. Attached below is the piece.
Sunset Mecox Bay, Water Mill, NY
Lunch
SNOWY OWL
On the day after Valentine’s Day I made little to trip to the beach and came across this Snowy Owl. I grabbed a couple of shots. I am not a wildlife photographer, but I’ll take a few photos when the opportunity shows it self.
Ice Boats on Mecox Bay
Thursday January 18th I made a last minute check of the ice on Mecox Bay and found the ice boaters out. Most were getting the last day of ice racing in before the weather warmed up. The racers were excited because the ice was smooth and fast. Trying as many runs as they could before the days light vanished.


























