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Arts & Entertainment February 25, 2010  RSS feed


Fine art photography at the Alton Mill Gallery

The Alton Mill will opening an exhibition works by Pete Paterson and Ron Pitts, two Headwatersregion photographers.

In Studio and in the Field will run from this Saturday

Feb. 27) until April 11. The artists will be at a reception March 7 from 1 to 4 p.m.

In Studio and in the Field juxtaposes exquisitely detailed photographs, which can only be achieved in studio setting, with breathtaking composite images wildlife in motion.

Paterson’s three studies include the meticulous detail of fishing flies, antique irons and “found” work gloves, captured in crisp, stark perfection at his state-of-the-studio. Pitts heads outdoors focus his lens.

His stunning images capture the art of wildlife, from ducklings and swans to buffalo and whales. His

Panoranimals” evoke an animator’s onion-skinning technique, in which composite images are created from sequential photographs captured in the same photo session.

The action is not altered – only the time – not to deceive, but to better share the experience, and to show the beauty of movement.

In Studio and in the Field offers a display of photos both arresting and ethereal. The power of an image lies in the emotions it evokes. Come explore the ins and outs of photography, and witness how these two artists capture the essence of their subjects.


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