Our very own Moab Master Harold Davis announced his new Kickstarter project; Monochromatic Visions. Monochromatic Visions is a highly collectible, limited edition portfolio of 12 exclusive prints on Moab's Slickrock Metallic paper.
The publication date for Monochromatic Visions is July 1, 2013. To order a copy of the limited edition portfolio at pre-publication pricing, please visit the Monochromatic Visions Kickstarter project and make a pledge for the portfolio.
Moab will be attending the Photoshop World Conference in Orlando, Florida April 16th-19th. Please stop by booth 319 for all of your up to date info and our NEW SLICKROCK METALLIC SILVER SAMPLERS. We hope to see you all in sunny Forida.
Moab team
The Moab Photography Sympsium was created by fine art landscape photographer and educator Bruce Hucko. The event was born of the need to have a Moab-based photography event after Hucko realized how many out-of-the-area photo workshops were using the area.
The workshops and feature talks serve to model a life in photogrpahy by offering insights into the technical, artistic, and personal motivation of each speaker. "Many people engage in photogrpahy to connect to the land", says Hucko. "While the land is certainly the physical space that we are all attracted to my main focus is to have participatants better connect to themselves through the process of making personally meaningful photogrpahs where the land is employed as subject"
In addition the symposium brings in other national and regional photographers to serve as feature speakers and workshop leaders.
On April 8th, the Dubrovnik Museum of Modern Art will present an overall retrospective of Robert Farber's work.
The images in this exhibition are pigment prints printed on Somerset Enhanced Velvet archival paper.
"...At an early age I had a desire to be a painter, I worked in oils and watercolors. When I started as a photographer the use of certain films and filters gave me the painterly look that I was after. However, printing the images were limited to a straight photographic process. So, when digital printing was introduced, I experimented with various papers and was able to go back to the original fine art paper that I used for my watercolors, Somerset Fine Art."