Bill Wolff Photography

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  • Photos of My Opening at Colourworks

    This month I have the great opportunity to have a photo show, “2335 McCoy Road. An Epitaph. A Celebration.” in the gallery space at Colourworks, the awesome Wilmington developing, printing, and framing shop run by Eric Russell and Gerry Piotrowski. Last night was the opening as part of Wilmington’s October first Friday Art on the Town and there was a great turnout of 50 – 60 people. Thanks to everyone who came out!

    Here are some photos. The first is a panorama made with my iPhone. The others depict the images as you move around the gallery space from left to right:

     

  • Cherry Trunk

    Cherry Trunk

    Cherry Trunk

    Holga 120S Modified with Waist-level Viewfinder with Fuji ProH 120 film
    ISO 400; Sunny; One Person
    Wilmington, DE / 2010

    Pricing

    Framed Limited Signed Edition (one of twenty): $200 + shipping
    Unframed: $85 + shipping

    All giclée fine art prints are on Hahnemühle FineArt smooth paper.
    Framed prints are 19″ x 19″ (12″ x 12″ print, 3″ four-ply archival white matte, and 1″ black wooden frame).
    Unframed prints are 12″ x 12″.
    15% of all sales will be donated to The National Trust for Historic Preservation.
    Printing and framing by Colourworks.

  • cherry trunk

    cherry trunk

  • four photos showing in the 2010 Holga Show

    Four of my photos are currently showing in The Holga Show (2010). The Holga Show is presented at the Saans Downtown gallery in Salt Lake City, Utah. This year’s show is curated by renowned Holga photographer, Céline Downen, and judged by Richard Floyd, Director of Collections Management at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth (Texas). Three of my photos showed in 2008 and it is great to be included again this year (there was no show in 2009).The show will run until August 16.

    The photos are:

    Cherry Trunk by Bill Wolff

    Cafe Dumont by Bill Wolff

    Wigs by Bill Wolff

    The Nott Memorial by Bill Wolff

    One photo was not accepted:

    Donuts and Milk by Bill Wolff