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©	Sandra Jetton

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©	Dave Johns

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©	Daniel Kasle

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©	Andrea London

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©	Ken Lorenz

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©	Bain Lothian

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©	Tim Passaro

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©	Frank Rapp

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©	Alan Shefland

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©	Robert Silance

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©	Eric A. Smith

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©	Jonathan Snow

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©	Terry Sposito

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©	Roshaun Stephenson

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©	Michael Stierle

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©	Marcel van Beek

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©	Terry Wild

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©	Rainer Würth

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©	Chip Yates

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©	John Zeller

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 International Juried Photography Exhibition

MOTION > BLUR

 Opening Reception: August 22, 6–8 PM
Exhibition dates:  Aug 22 - Sept 12, 2026

Motion Blur in photography creates a paradox: the image is a frozen moment in time, yet what it captures is movement—streaking, bending, or distortion of light and form in the frame. Blur can convey velocity, gesture, or emotional tone. It can introduce dream-like or surreal qualities by invoking the transitory nature of time passing.

Meteors streak across the sky. Figures pass through a space and dissolve. An artist draws with light. These moments reveal motion not as interruption, but as presence—an imprint of time unfolding within the still image.​ Praxis Gallery presents photographic art that explores the visual and conceptual potential of motion and blur.​ 

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