August 20, 2020 — PhotoPlace Gallery, Middlebury, Vermont
A couple of months ago I submitted some photographs to three juried exhibits in different parts of the county. I’m happy to say one of my pictures was selected to be part of the Landscape exhibit at the PhotoPlace Gallery in Middlebury, Vermont. One selection out of three tries on the first time out ain’t bad, I’m thinking.
The juror was Ann Jastrab, who is the Executive Director of the Center for Photographic Art (CPA) in Carmel, California. To have my work selected by her is quite an honor.
I’ll be entering more, including answering a call for entries at the very same CPA. Watch this space for future photographic developments…
(Nikon D750; Nikon 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR Zoom. RAW processing in DxO PhotoLab 3.2. Final editing in Adobe Photoshop.)
PS: This picture was originally posted here.
Congratulations, my friend …I am not at all surprised. Your work deserved it and so much more!
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Thank you very much, my friend. I am going to be doing a lot more of this in the coming months.
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G r e a t !!!!!!
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👍
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Fantastic, Michael!
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Thank you very much, Liz!
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You’re right: one out of three isn’t bad. Coleridge didn’t give better odds to people of being approached by his ancient mariner who “stoppeth one of three.” It’s interesting that although the show is in Vermont, the juror comes from your neck of the woods.
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Thank you very much. Yes it is strange isn’t it? But, it’s a virtual world.
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Congratulations, well done, Michael. It’s a beauty, looks very neat in the frame.
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Thanks very much, Dina. Yes, I must say it does look good in the frame.
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Absolutely 🤩😍
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Good news! Congratulations on your work being in the exhibition…so cool to make your work public…keep making art…smiles Hedy ☺️💫
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Thank you very much. I am definitely getting more of my work out in front of more eyes. Ultimately I want it on more walls.
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Oh yes I understand 👌
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Congratulations!
Such a beautiful image (and the frame really makes it pop–freedoms vs barriers–can’t fully appreciate one without the other).
It’s wonderful that you are expanding your public artistic presence. The world is in need of it.
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Thanks very much, Frank. I envision a world with more of this work on more walls.
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Congratulations Yes it is a winner!!! For kicks, try converting it to B/W 3 steps in Photoshop. Will also be awesome!
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Thank you very much. Interesting comment. I usually use NIK Silver Efex for my B&W conversions. I’ll try it.
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Congratulations…and good luck.
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Thanks very much.
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Congratulations! Please keep us up-to-date…exciting journey!
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Thank you!
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Great stuff!!! Congratulations! It looks good in that frame too. 🙂
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Thank you, my friend!
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Congratulations, Michael—well deserved. One out of three is extremely not bad. Do you receive the Photo Contest Insider newsletter? If not, see https://www.photocontestinsider.com/.
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Thanks very much, Linda. Thanks for the link! I’ll use it.
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Thanks, Steve. I’m stepping up the entries. We shall see…
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I should follow your lead. Good luck. Odd. I see your reply but not my first comment.
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I accidentally blitzed your first comment. Can’t get it back. Sorry. Complete accident. But yes, you should follow my lead.
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A fabulous achievement, Mike! And what a frame! Well earned, my friend! 🙏📷
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Thank you very much. I really appreciate it!
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Congrats – I hope it sells at the exhibit!
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Thank you. Me too!
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No wonder it got selected! 👏
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Thanks, Julie!
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