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Showing posts with label charters towers. Show all posts
portrait project: charters towers ... exhibition
This photographic project has been nearly 2 years in the making: from concept to funding application to portrait sessions to framed photographic prints in the gallery.
The next stage will be a photographic book – pre-order your copy now.
In the meantime, 30+ portraits of a broad range of Charters Towers personalities will be exhibited from the 1 to 16 October 2011 at the Don Roderick Gallery, Mosman St, Charters Towers, in the historically significant Stock Exchange Arcade.
If you are looking for a reason for a day trip to Charters Towers, this could be a good excuse
The next stage will be a photographic book – pre-order your copy now.
In the meantime, 30+ portraits of a broad range of Charters Towers personalities will be exhibited from the 1 to 16 October 2011 at the Don Roderick Gallery, Mosman St, Charters Towers, in the historically significant Stock Exchange Arcade.
If you are looking for a reason for a day trip to Charters Towers, this could be a good excuse
(PS the coffee shop in the Stock Exchange Arcade is a lovely place to refresh after the journey from the coast)
About the artist: originally from Cairns, Karen Tenni discovered photography nearly 20 years ago when a friend loaned his Olympus OM1 SLR. From then, the addiction never waned. Karen moved to Melbourne for work, but when the opportunity arose to relocate to Adelaide and undertake University studies in photography, the family packed up the house (plus cat and goldfish) to experience South Australia. After several years in Adelaide, it was time to experience regional Australia, and a move back to Queensland. Karen is still pursuing her passion for photography with at least one new project every year (work permitting). With the support of RADF, the Portrait Project has enabled Karen to meet, chat and photograph just a few of the most interesting and proactive residents of Charters Towers.
if you would like to be part of the project, please contact Karen on M 0409 005 085.
About the artist: originally from Cairns, Karen Tenni discovered photography nearly 20 years ago when a friend loaned his Olympus OM1 SLR. From then, the addiction never waned. Karen moved to Melbourne for work, but when the opportunity arose to relocate to Adelaide and undertake University studies in photography, the family packed up the house (plus cat and goldfish) to experience South Australia. After several years in Adelaide, it was time to experience regional Australia, and a move back to Queensland. Karen is still pursuing her passion for photography with at least one new project every year (work permitting). With the support of RADF, the Portrait Project has enabled Karen to meet, chat and photograph just a few of the most interesting and proactive residents of Charters Towers.
if you would like to be part of the project, please contact Karen on M 0409 005 085.
ps if you'd like to see the exhibition, http://portraitprojectcharterstowers.blogspot.com.au/
men at work
Thanks to workers: Andrew, Col, Matt, Mick, Jerry and Lee from G James Glass & Aluminium, Brisbane
for letting me up into their world of glass roof installation on the Stock Exchange arcade in Charters Towers.
hope you like the photos :)
quote of the week
- David Huffines
10 days in the Towers...
starts this Friday. Organised by the Gold City Country Music Club, there are many events happening in Charters Towers - check out the blog for more detail... or just click on the pages to see or print the program.
Heritage Acquisitive Photographic Awards Exhibition
Exciting news...my photograph Jess – swing has been selected for exhibition in Toowoomba, Qld from 29 March to 23 April at USQ arts gallery, then 26 April to 24 May at Rosalie Gallery. thanks to Jess for being such a wonderful model... hope to do another session soon.
If you're in the area, please visit the exhibition to see the 50 selected images.
courtney b
leesa + andrew + boys
Leesa and Andrew are a lovely couple with two gorgeous boys.
We had a great time at the park, and these are just a few of my favourite catches.
Looking forward to our next play date...
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