"Out of the Frame" Exhibition Catalog

I recieved a package in the mail from Scotland 2 months ago:

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It was the catalog for the "Out of the Frame" exhibition at the Glasgow Gallery of Photography. Here are a few snapshots of the catalog that I took at the U earlier this week:

The page with my 2 photographs.

Here's a bit more about the "Out of the Frame" exhibition if you're interested.

Two Photographs in "Out Of The Frame" at the Glasgow Gallery of Photography

I'm happy to share that I have 2 pieces at the Glasgow Gallery of Photography in Scotland in their "Out of the Frame" exhibition. The website for the show is a play on using the frame:

Not a mistake.

Here are my 2 images as they appear on their website:

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"Under the Stone Arch Bridge" from the "4 a.m." series


"Fort Snelling in the Fog" from the "4 a.m." series

One Last Shot from the "International Exhibition 2020" at The Glasgow Gallery of Photography

The Glasgow Gallery of Photography shared a few more images from the "Internation Exhibition 2020," and my image appeared in one of them:

That's my piece in the top middle on the grid of 9. (Click the image to enlarge.)

Here's a link to a video of the exhibition, and here are more photos of the exhibition.

Video of the "International Exhibition 2020" at the Glasgow Gallery of Photography

Below is a Facebook video from the Glasgow Gallery of Photography that shows a walk through of the International Exhibition 2020 (or IE2020). I have a print visible around the 0:05 mark (actually, directly above the play button in the cover image of the video below):

IE2020 EXHIBITION

Quick tour of the IE20 Exhibition. 👀

Posted by The Glasgow Gallery of Photography on Saturday, August 22, 2020

Here are some photos of the exhibition if you missed it.

"International Exhibition 2020" at The Glasgow Gallery of Photography

I mentioned in my July "monthly challenge" post that I just had a piece accecpted to an international juried exhibition. It was called the "International Exhibition 2020" (or IE2020) at The Glasgow Gallery of Photography in Scotland. Here are a few photos of the installation from their Facebook page:

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There's my image.






Again, mine's in the middle of the top row of "colorful" images right-of-center.


Visible again.












Mine in the top right.

This was the image on display. It was an image I made just last month of the Stone Arch Bridge, the Southeast Steam Plant, and the I-35W Bridge over the Mississippi River at 4:50 a.m., and now it's on display across the Atlantic:

I'd love to use this as an excuse to visit Scotland, but alas... COVID-19...

Monthly Challenge 7 of 12: Nothing Specific

Summer is being summer. I've taken my boys camping a few times. We visited my mother-in-law at her cabin. We spent some time with my Grandma in her cabin. (And we self-isolated for the 2 weeks between those trips to make sure we weren't going to pass COVID-19 onto my eldery Grandma.) And I've been getting a ton of house projects done.

But I didn't do anything specific for July's photography challenge.

But there are 2 things I can share:

First, I got a piece accepted to an international juried exhibition in Scotland later this month:

Email notice with an image made last month.
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And second, it looks like I'll be teaching at another university this fall (in addition to Hamline University).

More on both of those things shortly... once I have more info on both.

So even though July's official challenge might be a little of a let-down, I'm still super happy that I'm doing this "monthly challenge" thing for the year. It really keeps me churning for new goals, making new work, learning new things, reading new books, etc. EVEN IF I didn't do something super specific this past month.