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I had artwork in three group shows in September and October. The exhibits in Woodstock and Hudson went very well; as a matter of fact, Paul Kopeikin liked the pieces from my Felsenfest series. He saw them at the Center for Photography at Woodstock, and now he will be showing images of the Menschenkunde series at Pulse Miami.
Cover of Light Work and Community Darkrooms' Fall 2005 schedule for photography classes and workshops
On October 22, I gave my very first photography workshop, at Light Work in Syracuse. FUN! I enjoyed it very much, it was a fantastic experience. My model, Trevor, had the look of a Botticelli painting, and my students for a day seemed to be sincerely interested in my photography. I started by showing them slides of my work and explaining the process, from forming an image in my mind to turning it into a photograph. Then we all moved to a sculpture studio on the SU campus. I wanted Trevor to look like a craftsman from the Renaissance, the sculpture studio served as the inspirational environment. I let each of the students take a polaroid of the final set-up with my sinar 4x5. I'd love the chance to give more workshops.