Thank you Ralph Atkins for this great photograph...

 

The Large Animal Series, by Tim Taylor

Silver gel prints, 14" x 17" on 16" x 20" fiber paper, 20" x 24" black metal frame,available for purchase:  $500.00 ea

 

The Large Animal Series will be exhibited at the Walnut Creek Library in "Favorite Places"

 

Tim’s Artist Statement:

Unlike most other mediums of visual interpretation, photography stands in a unique and special relationship with Time, for it describes only the present, that at a mere fraction of the total element, which instantly becomes a past moment upon the next frame replacing that exposure with a new receptacle for information.  All photographs are time exposures, varying only in duration and each describes a certain private encirclement of time.  The photographer must interpret, and in a sense predict, time every time the camera comes armed with film.

 

These photographs span several elements of Time. Historically, animals have been a major element in man’s visual interaction with environment. These photographs explore the resulting parallel between the social structures of the contemporary human society and that of the animals, using time as the vehicle for travel. They also incorporate an intentional contradiction of time by using very long exposures in the camera to force a blending of light and shape and an electronic strobe to burst through the mixture while inscribing a frozen parcel of the total image. The images then capitalize; even thrive, on the primitive, sometimes violent, contrast between implied beauty and force of the animals photographed. Once hunted and elementally vital as a means of survival, Horses, upon domestication, become a beast of burden and worship simultaneously.

 

Next...check in next week for a conversation with Tim in a Q & A format about his bio.

"Large Animal Series" by Tim Taylor

Silver Gelatin Prints, 14" x 17" on 16" x 20" fiber paper

 

Sunset over Danville by Terin Christensen

 

Walnut Creek Theater

 

 

Thanks Terin...

 

 

 

 

Thank you Mary Beth for your submission.

 

April 2013

 

 

Guess which bakery this is in Walnut Creek?

Hint, it is the name of a bread...



 

 

Send in your favorite place!!!!

Thank you Ralph Atkins for submitting photos of your favorite Central American Cuisine Restaurant in Walnut Creek...ole!

Please check out the video on side bar about the Walnut Creek Library!!!
Enjoy!

 

What town is this Cemetary located?

Hint, it is visible from a freeway.



 

Where are these places?
Thank you annonymous submission...

 

 

SEND IN PHOTOS THAT ARE PLACES YOU THINK NO ONE KNOWS EXIST IN Walnut Creek, Pleasant Hill, Danville, Lafayette, Alamo, Orinda, Concord, Moraga or Richmond.

See if anyone else can identify them!!!

Where is this kitchen?  Hint, it is in Pleasant Hill and only accepts cash payments.

Thank you Carrie Mathews for sending these in.

April 2013

 

 

 

Thank you Paddy Poupeney for these beautiful shots of the Lafayette Resevoir.

 

 

Annonymous submission of favorite place in Walnut Creek.  What artist does this remind you of?

April 2013



 

 

Ginny Mangrum's submission of favorite places.  Guess where they are?

April 2013

 

 

Favorite Places submitted by Jane Prucha with an iphone.

April 2013

 

Submissions for smart phone photographs are coming in!!!!

Thank you Becky Greer for your "favorite place" taken with your iphone!
April 2013

Welcome back to Photo Call For Art.   This long journey was started last year when the open call was posted.  The decision was finally made for four select artists who submitted beautiful images of Contra Costa County.

Congratulations to our artists who will exhibit their work at the Walnut Creek Library in July.

Jeff Brooks- Manas

Terin Christensen

Tim Taylor

Kristiina Teerikorpi

Please follow us, on this last phase of the journey.   

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