Jason Landry, owner of Panopticon Gallery in Boston, Director of the MFA in Photography Program at the New Hampshire Institute of Art, photography curator and collector, mentor, blogger for Huffington Post, Annie’s man, and, happily, a friend of mine, is now an author! In his just-published book,...
Neal Rantoul, an accomplished and prolific landscape photographer, has recently retired from 30 years of teaching at Northeastern University in Boston. This has created a bumper crop of retrospective articles on his illustrious career but, far from being “retired”, Rantoul feels he has launched...
Rick Ashley is a Boston commercial photographer and recent Artist in Residence at Boston University’s Center for Digital Imaging Arts. In his thirty plus years as a photographer, he has created many fine art projects, most often featuring his hometown of Marblehead, Massachusetts. However, one of his most...
Brian Kaplan’s striking 24”x 30” color photographs, revealing a different side of Cape Cod from his series I’m Not On Your Vacation, are currently on exhibit alongside aerial photographs by Neal Rantoul in Views From Cape Cod and the Massachusetts Islands at Panopticon Gallery in Kenmore Square,...
Bill Franson is a Boston-based fine art photographer who completed his academic training in both photography and philosophy. After many years as a full-time commercial photographer, he currently enjoys teaching college students at both a liberal arts and a technical institution. Portfolios of his work...
Deanna Witman received her undergraduate degree in Environmental Biology and her M.F.A. in Photography. Living and working on the coast of Maine, Deanna also shares her passion for photography by teaching. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally and is currently displayed in the “Alternative...
Andrea Modica’s most recent work, ”Best Friends”, has been touring galleries nationwide since May, receiving enthusiastic reviews. Her portraits study that mysterious and cherished relationship among teens, both in the U.S. and in Italy. Modica’s use of an 8×10 view camera allows her to become...
