May is slipping
away, but before it's totally gone, I need to tell you a couple of exciting things!
First I have been working very hard for my show up at the University of Utah's
Pioneer Theater Company's Loge Gallery (whew! that's a mouthful). It's now in
full swing and here are the details:
“Artful Miscellany”
"AffirMEtions"
Featuring the art from Irene Rampton and Catherine Darling
Hostetter.
This collection will be on display during PTC’s production
of “The Count of Monte Cristo,” May 6 through May 21, 2016.
For full details click on this link
Please note that you do not have to attend the production,
the theater is open during business hours Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
The Loge Gallery is on the 2nd level.
So, enough about me! I have another exciting thing to
announce... Do you like night photography. What's that, you ask?
On May 25th, Shayne Shaw, an award winning photographer will
teach how to photograph the amazing night skies. Shooting almost any
subject at night can add mystery, intrigue, and a special beauty that shooting
the same subject during the daylight can’t match. In particular you will learn
how to capture the beauty and majesty of the Milky Way along with light
painting an interesting foreground landscape feature.
Topics covered include:
Best lenses and equipment for shooting at night
Proper camera settings
How to find and forecast the position of the Milky Way
How to compose and focus at night
How to properly light paint foreground landscape
features
Don't miss it!
Date: May 25th 6:30 pm
Location: Local Colors of Utah Gallery in Sugar House (1054
E. 2100 S., Salt Lake City)
Cost: $35
Register here
