Showing posts with label Crawfish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crawfish. Show all posts

2.20.2017

SOUTHERN LANDSCAPES : Brickworks Gallery Atlanta, GA Opens March 11, 2017

Crawfish © Tamrin Ingram

OPENING RECEPTION

"Southern Landscapes” 
Juried by Elizabeth Avedon 
for South x Southeast Exhibitions
 March 11, 2017  5-8PM 
Brickworks Gallery
686 Greenwood Ave NE
Atlanta, GA 30306

Who's In the Show! 
Photos to come after the Opening March 11!

Aline Smithson, Ellen Jantzen, Jo Lynn Still, Michael Kircher, Lynne Buchanan, Bill Yates, Wendi Schneider, Karen Klinedinst, Brad Bunyea, Jenna Miller, db Waltrip, Kevin Mellis, Joanna Knox, Jessica Hines, Donna Rosser, Anne Berry, Robert Schaefer, Rebecca Moseman, Russell Hart, Lacey Terrell, E.E. McCollum, Margaret McCarthy, Ashli Brooke Wallace, Lucinda Bunnen, Vicki Reed, Amanda Green, Judy Lampert, Karen Nutini, Nicholas Fedek, Jan Arrigo, Xilola Gaipova, Luther Smith, Dan Kaufman, Joey Potter, Tamrin Ingram, George Gibson, Preston Gannaway, Jeffrey Stoner, Charles Haynes, Lisa McCord,Malgorzata Florkowska, Henry Jacobs, Jared Ragland, Mark Caceres, Frank Fuerst, Michele Zousmer, Frank Fuerst, Maude Clay, Marilyn Suriani, Ben Arnon, Melissa Levesque, Benjamin Dimmit, Allison Stewart, Ashley Gates, Lucie Canfield....

Congratulations to All!

5.03.2010

SPICY GUMBO PHOTO WORKSHOP: May 20-24 Debbie Fleming Caffery + Carlin Tapp

Photograph (c) Debbie Fleming Caffery/All rights reserved

Photograph © Carlan Tapp/ All rights reserved

Spicy Gumbo Photo Workshop
May 20 - 24, 2010 Breaux Bridge, Louisiana


This WORKSHOP is for intermediate to advanced photographers wishing to immerse themselves in the art of visual story telling through traditional photography and creative audio narrative. Under the guidance of master photographers, Debbie Fleming Caffery and Carlan Tapp, participants will have this rare opportunity to work deep in the heart of Lousiana’s Cajun Country. Based out of Breaux Bridge, Louisiana (crawfish capitol of the world) the workshop will explore the Bayou’s people, landscape, tradition, food and music.