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two black + white shows!
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Hello from Lightside,
Just when you may have thought that the entire photographic industry has turned digital, Lightside is quite happy to announce that we have produced not one but two conventional black + white exhibitions in as many months!
And, it warms my heart to point out that both of these young artists are still shooting FILM no less ... impressive, right?
Click on the images to see extended portfolios from the artists and views of the installations ... and as always, should you feel engulfed in spam, please note that you may easily unsubscribe below at anytime.
Sincerely,
Jeffrey Kane
Lightside Photographic Services
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Boogie
Untitled: from the Skinheads portfolio
20 x 24 archival fiber based gelatin silver print
Higher Pictures, New York, NY.
September 19 - October 20, 2007
For his untitled exhibition at Higher Pictures Gallery in New York City, the New York based Serbian photographer Boogie (aka Vladimir Milivojevich) presented over 20 images from his various portfolios. The wide ranging mix included photographs from Barcelona, Caracas, Brooklyn, Sao Paulo, Belgrade, and beyond ... Lightside provided 11 x 14, 16 x 20, and 20 x 24 hand printed archival black + white fiber based gelatin silver prints from original 35mm negatives.
Lightside has also worked with Boogie on exhibitions for galleries in France and Japan. His work can be seen in the 2006 powerHouse Books publication "It's All Good" and coming in Spring 2008, the Upper Playground publication "Sao Paulo".
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Shahrzad Kamel
Kabul 1
16 x 20 archival fiber based silver gelatin print
from the exhibition:
Journeys
The Southeast Museum of Photography
November 3, 2007 - January 18, 2008
Shahrzad Kamel photographed extensively throughout Afghanistan and her native Iran for her solo exhibition "Journeys" at The Southeast Museum of Photography. Lightside provided (17) 16 x 20 hand printed archival black + white fiber based silver gelatin prints from her original 35 mm and 120 negatives.
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About Lightside
Lightside Photographic Services was created to oversee and organize all stages of processing, printing, and presentation related to fine art and commercial photography projects. Lightside offers the unique service of managing its clients post-shoot imaging needs from start to finish, including traditional processing to digital file preparation, conventional enlargement to digital print output, plus exhibition mounting and framing. Jeffrey Kane, Lightside's owner and operator, has spent 20 years working with photographers in New York City and has developed solid relationships with the most respected service providers the city has to offer.
Lightside's clients include fine art and commercial photographers, galleries, museums, art consultants, curators, and collectors who need their artwork expertly prepared for exhibition or reproduction ... read more
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