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LENSCRATCH Hometown Exhibition

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George Holroyd

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Aline Smithson, author of LENSCRATCH, periodically holds open exhibits on her blog. Every entry that fits the theme is included and the opportunity to be seen by a wide audience attracts both emerging and established artists. This exhibit is no exception and includes some very nice interpretations on the theme.

http://www.lenscratch.com/2012/08/2012-lenscratch-hometown-exhibition_27.html

One of my own photos, No. 2 from the 33 Meters Squared series is featured on the first of four separate posts containing the submitted images. Thanks for looking.


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Mark Hampton

New member
George Holroyd said:
Aline Smithson, author of LENSCRATCH, periodically holds open exhibits on her blog. Every entry that fits the theme is included and the opportunity to be seen by a wide audience attracts both emerging and established artists. This exhibit is no exception and includes some very nice interpretations on the theme.

http://www.lenscratch.com/2012/08/2012-lenscratch-hometown-exhibition_27.html

One of my own photos, No. 2 from the 33 Meters Squared series is featured on the first of four separate posts containing the submitted images. Thanks for looking.




no-2.jpg
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solid work George... good to see it published.
 
Asher Kelman

Asher Kelman

OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
George Holroyd said:
http://www.lenscratch.com/2012/08/2012-lenscratch-hometown-exhibition_27.html

One of my own photos, No. 2 from the 33 Meters Squared series is featured on the first of four separate posts containing the submitted images. Thanks for looking.
Click to expand...


no-2.jpg


Georg,

Even if I had not ever seen the rest of the series, (which already intrigued me), this would be appreciated for it's economy and disciplined form. This works by itself as a bold statement that, although is an enigma, still allows one to muse and to wander away from the present!

Asher
 
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