Maye and Gregg hanging the show (photo by Carmela)
I spent this morning with my wife Carmela and good friend Maye Hardin at the Durham Arts Council, hanging my show “Long Shots: Pinhole Photographs of the Sun and the Moon”. I was feeling a little uncertain about how the show was going to look. Many of the prints are new and I’d never seen them all together before. Its a small show of 18 prints, but it represents roughly 5 years worth of pinhole imaging of the moon and the sun. Some things turned out better than others, but there’s nothing in the show I really hate. I’m pleased with the final look of the show.
The next full moon occurs during the night following the opening of the show. Weather permitting, I hope to plant some cameras that night. This will be the Harvest Full Moon, always a favorite.
I hope the show goes well, Gregg. The tiny glimpse we have here makes it look mighty good. I wish I could see it.
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the show looks great! how did it turn out?