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© Gina White, Flesh & Stone
18"x13" print
GINA WHITE has been working as a freelance entertainment photographer
and fine art photographer for over 10 years. Her work has been
published in Men's Health magazine, The Seattle
Times and The Stranger. Gina recently was the
teaching assistant in master printer Dr. Tim Rudman's lith
printing workshop. Gina's most recent work has combined her
lith printing skills with her love of Paris to produce 2 portfolios.
She has exhibited at the Photographic Center Northwest and
Studio Siena in Pioneer Square.
© Beb Reynol, Afghan 4 from
the series
"From Kasur to Kandahar", Bamian, Afghanistan
11"x14" silver gelatin fiber
print
BEB C. REYNOL has worked on documentaries that become social
and cultural bridges. While doing his series From Kasur to
Kandahar in 2004, he trained local photojournalists in Afghanistan
with AINA, a non-governmental organization. The project was
created to rebuild the Afghan's freedom of expression through
journalism and culture, a project cosponsored by National Geographic.
His work has been nationally published and displayed through
the media, galleries and humanitarian organizations.
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© Andrew Miksys, Burning Hearts,
16"x20" color print
ANDREW MIKSYS was the recipient of a 2000 Guggenheim Fellowship
and two Fulbright Fellowships (1998, 2002). Miksys' work is
in the SAM permanent collection. He was the Photographic Center
Northwest Artist in Residence in 2002.
© Peter de Lory, Partridge Nest, 12"x20"
silver gelatin fiber print
PETER DE LORY received an Artist Fellowship and a National
Endowment for the Arts, Photography Fellowship in 1979. With
numerous one person exhibitions over the past 25 years, his
work is held in over 50 public and private collections including
the Seattle Art Museum, National Museum of American Art, Smithsonian
Institute, Walker Art Center, Fogg Museum and Harvard University. www.peterdelory.com
© Seth Thompson, Magenta Room,
16"x20" chromogenic dye coupler
print (print image area is 12.8"x16")
SETH THOMPSON has exhibited nationally and in Mexico. His work as a color photographer is enriched by his experience as a painter. He is represented by G. Gibson Gallery in Seattle, and is a longtime instructor at PCNW.
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