'Grunge' photography exhibit

Wednesday, July 28, 2010 Today Jim Lucadam's High Dynamic Range "grunge" photography is on exhibit in the Palm Harbor Library's Art Alcove. A former history teacher, Lucadam searches for historic buildings in the area to photograph. These unique pictures of easily recognizable sites in Palm Harbor, such as the barbershop and Strachan's Ice Cream Parlor, have the look of paintings due to digital ...

Photographer relives his childhood

Photographer-distiller Bill Owens' Hayward cottage is the right setting for his most recent publication, "Modern Moonshine Techniques." Old cars are scattered around, and creaky steps lead to a wooden porch. Out the back door and up a tree is the platform... Bill Owens - Photography - Shopping - Arts - Business and Economy

SFist Tonight

'Bartender' by Mark Menjivar PHOTOGRAPHY: (Por)trait Revealed , a juried exhibition of portrait photography, features Mark Menjivar 's You Are What You Eat, a series of interior shots of refrigerators taken "as is" in homes across the US and Fritz Liedtke's Skeleton in the Closet , a series of intimate portraits and stories of those who struggle with eating disorders. The exhibit runs through ...

The Outfit filling the town with music

STORY AND PHOTOGRAPHY BY TARA CUCCHIARA Summer jobs may not be as plentiful as they once were. Many teens opt to work at a grocery store, while others scoop ice cream for the season. Knowing that he too must find work in order to save money for college in the fall, Nicco Centfanti made a decision. Nicco wanted to earn money doing what he loved: playing music. read more

Henri Cartier-Bresson: The Modern Century (2010-07-25 - 2010-10-03)

The first large-scale retrospective in three decades devoted to Henri Cartier-Bresson (1908-2004)--one of the most original, accomplished, and influential figures in the history of photography--opens at the Art Institute of Chicago on July 25, 2010. Henri Cartier-Bresson: The Modern Century-- on view through October 3, 2010, in the museum's Regenstein Hall--brings together nearly 300 prints ...