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June 3, 2022 • Issue 60
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Happy Summer, reader!

The sun is out this morning, so I think I need to get outta da house (after I release this!) and grab a picture or 20! You?

• The current issue of Shadow & Light Magazine (May/June) features a reprint of an interview I had with Jerry Uelsmann (1934-2022) in 2007. Click here to receive this issue (above) and six others for only $10/annual. Diana Bloomberg and Jane Szabo (another LACP portfolio review find) are two of our feature portfolios for the May/June 2022 issue of Shadow & Light Magazine. Also in this issue I will be reviewing a new release by Mona Kuhn, "Kings Road." Steve Immel, Holger Hoffmann, Howard Lewis, and Anthony Bannon are also featured.

Color It Red 2022 is ready for entry! This will be the 11th year of this very popular call-for-entry, and we are ready to accept your entry. You can read additional info on the Official Color It Red Entry Page, here. You can pay now and send your images in, later! Deadline:
• My good friend and fellow photographer, David Duplessie is part of a Group Opening at Gallery Hózhó's photography show, "Chasing Light: New Photography."

He will joined by four other excellent photographers: Chelsea Benally, Bodera Joe, Matt Mesibov and Bryce Risley.

The opening is this Friday (tonight!), June 3rd from 5-8pm. Gallery Hózhó is located at 2000 Bellemah Ave NW in Albuquerque. The wine bar, Crafted, next to the gallery (inside Hotel Chaco) will be offering a complimentary wine tasting as well.
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I thank you all for your readership and continued support!
And.... remember to get outta da house! Puleeeeze!


Enjoy!
Tim

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