Current Show Runs Through Sunday, March 22

For each of our shows, we invite Peter Marr to pick his favorite photographs by the featured photographer and the guest photographers. Peter invests considerable time to study each of the photographs in the exhibit and makes a choice for his three favorites. If you click here you will see all of the images and be able to read the full comments made by Peter.

 

The photo by Mark Whitney shown in the previous article, Water #34 was described by Peter as "the interplay of light with the water and rocks gives us this magnificent kaleidoscope of rich, striking colors.... It is a truly gorgeous image". With Blue Peace Amidst Shadows (at left) by Mark Bangs, Peter writes "this is a very dramatic, almost surrealistic image, superbly seen, photographed and presented. What makes this photograph so outstanding is the symbolism of the hand reaching out from the grave to the stain glass window." For Michael Rivera's Black and White and Color (print 5 of 12) (below) Peter observed that "clearly succeeds by a modernity within a classical framework. The antithesis of the model.... against a pseudo-modern, mid eighteenth century Greek Revival mansion, is just priceless". Beyond his pick of his three favorites, Peter also wanted to draw attention to the three dramatic and beautifully photographed seagulls by Shone W. Rowley.

 

We very much appreciate Peter Marr's selection and descriptions.He certainly demonstrates his skill as a judge. We also appreciate the assistance by his wife, Maureen, who supports Peter's efforts.