Come in! There are a few adventures I’ve written about, but most of the content offers classes in photography and mentoring for photographers, including photo theory, which, although a vital part in our profession, is largely an overlooked subject in all published media that profits from and feeds our gadget minded mindset today.
If you enjoy the fine art and decorative qualities of photography, I have selected this image for you to help all those afflicted by the oil spill in the Gulf. Below you will find detailed information about owning this photograph. Two charities have been selected:
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“Mr. James, what are you talking about? If you read the statistics you will find the number of happy clickers, the number of pictures taken, and the ways they can be taken has risen exponentially.” I might add the technical underpinnings of the image taking process has risen algorithmically as well, and this underlines the …
Continue reading “Celebrating the End of Photography – as we knew it.”
Beautiful, imaginative, creative nature photography still thrives when Brian puts his eye to the camera. I like it, and therefor giving it the attention it deserves, and hopefully one day soon it may be exhibited at the gallery.
On the evening of September 24, 2009 the poster representing the 24th Ft. Lauderdale International Film Festival was unveiled. Two artists, represented and exhibited by the James Schot Gallery and Photo Studio, were honored.
Can I tell you Marilyn’s age? I have to, because she is more “with it” than most of my younger artists… Always involved, always asking questions, always producing her art. I love the color photo tapestries, soothing yet electric that she creates. She is a gem at 84 years, and proof that having an artist’s …
Continue reading ““Color of Music” – the series by Marilyn Martin”
Completing the writing on the photo art scene in the Big Apple helps in getting a better perspective on what is happening locally. I like it, but sadly it is way under appreciated between fellow artists and the public at large.
Madalina is a special artist, combining interesting and thoughtful concepts with a talent to masterfully combine photo based elements to complete her personal vision. Below, in her own words, she talks about the making of one of her amazing visual images.
“The photographer Hans Lullig is an intellectual visionary. His photographs deliver a hard edged style of realism from everyday life. The photograph at the right, titled upside-down, expresses a corrival relationship between illumination and shadow, without the intensity of either. Lullig’s strong and unique signature and optical perspective avoid need for correlations or dynamic locality. …
Continue reading “Big Apple Photo Art Scene, Part 3 (conclusion)”
Here and in future articles, we will explore how fine art photographers and new digital artist working with photographs (that have exhibited in the Gallery) create their masterpieces. This wonderful one-of-a-kind photograph is called “Crush.” It’s part of a series by Keith Knight.
