Eleven: Upon Reflection
Reflections are all around us. From the catch light in the eyes of a child, mirrors, quiet waters, gemstones, puddles, hub caps, and window panes. Adding further interest to the theme is the understanding that reflection can also mean pondering or giving serious thought to a subject. Juror, Alyson Belcher selected 86 images from the more than 400 submitted from four states for this annual year-end call.
Exhibited in the Main and Step Up Galleries, the images vary widely in both execution and interpretation of the theme, making it a visually exciting exhibit experience. Upon Reflection closes out another year of outstanding photographic exhibits at Viewpoint. We hope you will stop by during the holiday season and enjoy all the creativity the exhibit offers.
Juried Open Call Winning Images:
1st Place Catherine Wilcox-Titus: Homesick for Another World
2nd Place Dale Green: Reflecting on the Extinction of Species
3rd Place Susan Moldenhaur: Window Dressing
Honorable Mention Eric Engles: Moonlight on Mono Lake
Honorable Mention Ingrid Lundquist: Outdoor Lounge in Johnson City, Texas
Curator Choice Michael Shea: Untitled
JUROR Alyson Belcher is a photo educator and exhibiting artist. Her work involves focused projects using various photographic methods from cyanotype to pinhole cameras. Using pinhole cameras, Belcher examined human movement through self-portraits and studies of dancers. In her landscape images she captured the entanglements of nature in Golden Gate Park and timeless dreamlike views in the portfolio titled River Walks. See alysonbelcher.com. She holds a BA in Humanities from US Berkeley and MFA in Photography from CSUSF.
