 Curators Choice Award • © Deborah Saul |
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 Honorable Mention • © Donna Dangott |
 Honorable Mention • © Dominic Lippillo |
 Honorable Mention • © Ann Prochilo |
 Honorable Mention • © Anne Walker |
 © Geoffrey Agrons |
 © Elizabeth Bailey |
 © Laura Barth |
 © Rod Bland |
 © Lynne Breitfeller |
 © Gloria DeFilipps Brush |
 © Cheryl Clegg |
 © Count Constantin |
 © Viviana Delidaki |
 © Bruce Flye |
 © Matt Frantz |
 © C.S. GREIG |
 © Lara Gilks |
 © Perry Hambright |
 © Dave Hanson |
 © Camille Harvell |
 © Mane Hovhannisyan |
 © Hugh Jones |
 © Elizabeth Kayl |
 © Lawrence Manning |
 © Charlotte Michaux |
 © Dale Niles |
 © Ekaterina Pavlova |
 © Lawrence Russ |
 © Wright Schickli |
 © Christopher Schneberger |
 © Rebecca Skinner |
 © Leanne ❤️ Trivett |
 © Jim Turner |
 © Suzanne Theodora White |
Guest Curator | Emma Powell
The photograph’s power as a narrative tool is derived from the impression that what is captured within the frame is an accurate representation of what actually occurred at a specific moment in time. As complete or comprehensive as any narrative may appear to be, it will always be subject to a process of including some elements and excluding others. These inclusions and exclusion are a crucial part of what photographic storytelling is all about - What is being presented within the frame to the viewer – and what is being left out or left to the viewer’s imagination.
Praxis Gallery presents photographic works that explore the development of visual narratives through the still image. Stories may take any shape or form; they may be literal or fantasy, documentary or fiction; complex or minimal.
Curators Choice Award • © Deborah Saul |
|---|
Honorable Mention • © Donna Dangott |
Honorable Mention • © Dominic Lippillo |
Honorable Mention • © Ann Prochilo |
Honorable Mention • © Anne Walker |
© Geoffrey Agrons |
© Elizabeth Bailey |
© Laura Barth |
© Rod Bland |
© Lynne Breitfeller |
© Gloria DeFilipps Brush |
© Cheryl Clegg |
© Count Constantin |
© Viviana Delidaki |
© Bruce Flye |
© Matt Frantz |
© C.S. GREIG |
© Lara Gilks |
© Perry Hambright |
© Dave Hanson |
© Camille Harvell |
© Mane Hovhannisyan |
© Hugh Jones |
© Elizabeth Kayl |
© Lawrence Manning |
© Charlotte Michaux |
© Dale Niles |
© Ekaterina Pavlova |
© Lawrence Russ |
© Wright Schickli |
© Christopher Schneberger |
© Rebecca Skinner |
© Leanne ❤️ Trivett |
© Jim Turner |
© Suzanne Theodora White |
Guest Curator | Emma Powell
The photograph’s power as a narrative tool is derived from the impression that what is captured within the frame is an accurate representation of what actually occurred at a specific moment in time. As complete or comprehensive as any narrative may appear to be, it will always be subject to a process of including some elements and excluding others. These inclusions and exclusion are a crucial part of what photographic storytelling is all about - What is being presented within the frame to the viewer – and what is being left out or left to the viewer’s imagination.
Praxis Gallery presents photographic works that explore the development of visual narratives through the still image. Stories may take any shape or form; they may be literal or fantasy, documentary or fiction; complex or minimal.
Curators Choice Award • © Deborah Saul |
|---|
Honorable Mention • © Donna Dangott |
Honorable Mention • © Dominic Lippillo |
Honorable Mention • © Ann Prochilo |
Honorable Mention • © Anne Walker |
© Geoffrey Agrons |
© Elizabeth Bailey |
© Laura Barth |
© Rod Bland |
© Lynne Breitfeller |
© Gloria DeFilipps Brush |
© Cheryl Clegg |
© Count Constantin |
© Viviana Delidaki |
© Bruce Flye |
© Matt Frantz |
© C.S. GREIG |
© Lara Gilks |
© Perry Hambright |
© Dave Hanson |
© Camille Harvell |
© Mane Hovhannisyan |
© Hugh Jones |
© Elizabeth Kayl |
© Lawrence Manning |
© Charlotte Michaux |
© Dale Niles |
© Ekaterina Pavlova |
© Lawrence Russ |
© Wright Schickli |
© Christopher Schneberger |
© Rebecca Skinner |
© Leanne ❤️ Trivett |
© Jim Turner |
© Suzanne Theodora White |
Guest Curator | Emma Powell
The photograph’s power as a narrative tool is derived from the impression that what is captured within the frame is an accurate representation of what actually occurred at a specific moment in time. As complete or comprehensive as any narrative may appear to be, it will always be subject to a process of including some elements and excluding others. These inclusions and exclusion are a crucial part of what photographic storytelling is all about - What is being presented within the frame to the viewer – and what is being left out or left to the viewer’s imagination.
Praxis Gallery presents photographic works that explore the development of visual narratives through the still image. Stories may take any shape or form; they may be literal or fantasy, documentary or fiction; complex or minimal.
Juror: Robi Chakraborty
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