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Google Doodle Pays Homage to Street Photographer Robert Doisneau
Today's Google Doodle features photographs from the famed French photographer Robert Doisneau on his 100th birthday. Born April 14, 1912, Doisneau was one of the original street photographers — he wandered the streets of Paris snapping away with his …
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Street Life No Bargain For Flea Market Cat
Amber is a 3- year old female orange tabby cat up for adoption from LifeLine Animal Project. Photo by Virginia Hawkins Photography. Cats are extremely sensitive and adaptable creatures but living on the streets is difficult for them.
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Walls Come Tumbling Down
By RICHARD B. WOODWARD 'An Orchestrated Vision: The Theater of Contemporary Photography," at the St. Louis Art Museum, might be more accurately called "Some Outstanding Photographs, Recently Acquired, That We Were Eager to Show Off and So Invented a …
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Santa Fe, NM (PRWEB) October 30, 2011
Painter, printmaker and photographer, Mary Anna Keshen’s photo was selected from a field of nearly 300 photographic submissions for exhibition in the Hubbard Museum’s 2011 Fall Photography Exhibition. A four person jury selected photos for the exhibition as well as the award recipients.
The image was taken with a Nikon D700 of the sunset over the Las Conchas Fire in June 2011 as it threatened the Los Alamos National Laboratory in Los Alamos, NM. The photograph received an Honorable Mention Recognition at the Exhibition opening.
Mary Anna Keshen’s studio is located in Santa Fe, NM where she works as a painter, printmaker and photographer.
Her work has been in museum, gallery and university exhibitions throughout the United States as well as in the private collections of both corporations and private collectors.
For more information, please visit The Hubbard Museum’s website- http://www.hubbardmuseum.org or http://www.artinformed.com.
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New York, New York (PRWEB) December 05, 2011
Russ Considine is publishing his 20th Nook eBook with Barnes & Noble on December 15, 2011. The name of his latest book is: Mother Natures Photo Alphabet Book, Part 3
As with most of his past books, this eBook features photographs of both nature and wildlife that Russ Considine has taken and presents as an enjoyable alphabet learning tool for young children. The online link to his Barnes & Noble works is:
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/russ-considine?keyword=russ+considine&store=book
Russel A. Considine has been a professional photographer since 1980. Russ is known throughout the World for his candid portraits, landscape, wildlife, sports photography, and PhotArt works of selected photographs that he has taken. Russ is also the author of the following books, short stories and poems:
Wildlife Ive Shot (Amazon.com), The Golden Miracle (http://www.Blurb.com), The 1980 Golden Olympic Miracles (Amazon.com, and Barnes & Noble Nook eBooks), Mother Natures Photo Alphabet Book (http://www.Blurb.com, Amazon.com, and Barnes & Noble eBooks), Mother Natures Photo Alphabet Book, Part 2 (Amazon.com, and Barnes & Noble eBooks), The Midnight Lullaby (English & Spanish versions – Barnes & Noble eBooks), How To Take These Digital Photographs Part 1 (English & Spanish versions – Barnes & Noble eBooks), Lolas Alphabet Friends (Barnes & Noble eBooks), Lolas Alphabet Friends, Part 2 (Barnes & Noble eBooks), Advice from Superman, a short but true Story (English, German, Dutch, French, Portuguese, Latin, Italian & Spanish versions – Barnes & Noble eBooks), and A Soldiers Prayer (Barnes & Noble eBooks) .
Russ lives in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York and can often be found looking for new photo subjects while he hikes the mountain trails and kayaking the waters of Lake George in New York and Rangeley Lake in Maine.
Samples of Mr. Considines work can be found on his online PhotoArt Galleries:
http://www.russconsidine.zenfolio.com
& http://www.rockefeller.tv
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