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RAL holds Coastal Camera Exhibition
Coastal Camera Club President George Evancho, left, joins jurors Lee Wayne Mills, interim executive director, right; and Jay Pastore, exhibitions director, for a photo. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
January 25, 2016
Keith Arni from Fenwick Island stands with his image "Skimming at Sunrise," taken at the Rehoboth Bay. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Camera Club Director Leslie Sinclair was juried in for her image "Blue Diamond" taken in Iceland. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Larry Baker, left, and Fred Chase of Lewes enjoy the exhibition. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Brook Hedge stands with her image "Reflection" in the Corridor Gallery. The image sold at the opening. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Club Vice President Dick Snyder stands with one of the three images he had juried into the show. Shown is "Misty Morning" shot from a ballon over Tuscany. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Enjoying the social atmosphere at the opening reception are (l-r) John and Barbara Roecker and Debbie Woods. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Bob Pilkington, joined by his wife Patti, shows his image made in Hawaii titled "Above the Clouds." BY STEVEN BILLUPS
According to Exhibitions Director Jay Pastore, this was the largest crowd that they have ever had at the Studios on Route 9. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Artist Joanne Tramposch, right, stands with Patricia Kim and Rich Gehman after Kim purchased the image "End of the Railine," shot in Bergen, Norway. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Sandy Morgan from Seaford photographed this image "Golden Apples" while at a farmers market. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
The Rehoboth Art League held an opening reception for the juried exhibition of the Coastal Camera Club Jan. 15 at the RAL Art Studios on Route 9. This exhibition marks the first Rehoboth Art League collaboration with the Coastal Camera Club. The jurors for this exhibition were Lee Wayne Mills, interim executive director; and Jay Pastore, exhibitions director.
Along with the juried exhibition the members of Coastal Camera Club juried in works for the Corridor Gallery at the Studios on Route 9 titled focalpoint. Over 90 images were submitted for the juried exhibition, with 22 photos being selected to be shown.
