LENSCRATCH Hometown Exhibition

[George Holroyd]

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/2012/08/20...bition_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.

[Mark Hampton]

Originally Posted by George Holroyd

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/2012/08/20...bition_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.

solid work George... good to see it published.

[George Holroyd]

Thank you, Mark.

[Asher Kelman]

Originally Posted by George Holroyd

http://www.lenscratch.com/2012/08/20...bition_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.

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