Featured Artist at Riverfront Art Gallery

Photo depicting a portion of my show at the Riverfront Art Glallery.
Part of My Show, Riverfront Art Gallery

I usually post something at least every seven days, but I’ve fallen a little behind this time.  The reason is I’ve been putting together an exhibit at the Riverfront Art Gallery in Petaluma.  About a quarter of my show is depicted in the above photo.

The show is titled “Wildlife as Art” and is comprised of about two dozen of my favorite images from Alaska, Yellowstone and nearby Point Reyes National Seashore.  Most of the prints are on canvas with gallery wrap-style framing.

There will be a reception tomorrow, November 10, from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.   I hope you can make it, but, if not, stop by later.    The show runs through January 6th.

A word about the Riverfront Art Gallery.  It’s located at 132 Petaluma Boulevard North in Petaluma, CA.   The gallery is the creation of two local photographers, Lance Kuehne and Jerrie Jerne Morago, who wanted to open a high-end art gallery in Petaluma that would feature some of the best artists in the North San Francisco Bay Area.  The gallery has been open for a little over five years and has  been voted best art gallery in Sonoma County for the past five years.

The gallery operates as a co-op with about 20 members of which I am one.  For more info on the gallery click here.

Posters of Yellowstone Wildlife

I was remiss in my postings last month and one of the reasons was that I was working on a series of posters of Yellowstone wildlife for the The Paradise Gallery in Gardiner, Montana.  Here’s one of the posters.

A wolf stops momentarily near Obsidian Cliff.
This poster features the alpha female of the Canyon Pack.

It’s the first poster series I’ve done. I think it came out OK, but only time will tell.  Here’s a collage poster showing all the photos in the series.

A colage poster showing all 16 Yellowstone animals in the series.
Collage Poster depicting all 16 subjects in the series.

It was difficult to decide which 16 images to use.  The only criterion I had was that it had to include all the major species one could hope to see in a trip to Yellowstone.  It was fun.  I’m looking for another poster project.