TPS Contact Sheet - Texas Photographic Society

TPS Contact Sheet 

Member’s Images 

© Scott Mahrer 

© Mary Daniel Hobson, oic 

© Nicola Dill 

© Susan Bank 

© David Hammaker, oic 

© Jane Paradise, oic 

© Steven Rood, oic 

The Bi-Monthly Publication of the Texas Photographic Society www.texasphoto.org Vol 28 No 3 

Print Program artists announced: 

Robert Glenn Ketchum, Lola Huitt, Paul Kozal, Jean Laughton, Carol Watson, and Natalie Young 

Members joining at the Friend, Patron and Benefactor 

levels may choose from an exclusive selection of fine 

prints by prominent, contemporary photographers. 

Join TPS, or renew your membership, and select one 

or more prints from 5 artists for a mere $225 each. In 

addition, TPS has a Featured Artist Print Selection for 

internationally recognized artists at a special price. 

Robert Glenn Ketchum is this year’s Featured Artists. 

His image will sell for $500. You may receive all 6 

prints for $1,500. Prices include shipping and handling. 

Remember, most print program artists work starts at 

$600 or more. This is a fine way to enhance your collection 

and to contribute to TPS programming. 

Since the program’s inception in 1994, over 1,150 images 

have been purchased, raising over $200,000 for TPS. 

Proceeds from the print program are used to enhance 

and support TPS programs, most notably funding of 

TPS exhibition catalogues and the numerous exhibits 

that TPS sponsors. Note, some of the prints are limited 

edition, you may want to renew or join before the edition 

is sold out. 

Complete details about the artists' and to view the 

color prints (oic), go to the TPS website www.texasphoto.org. 

Robert Glenn Ketchum 

Los Angeles, California 

Tidal Flats and River Delta, 1999 

Fuji Crystal 

Archive. 

16˝x20˝ 

Edition of 25. 

The image was 

taken in Southwest 

Alaska 

and Bristol Bay 

which comprise 

the most 

© Robert Glenn Ketchum, oic 

p r o d u c t i v e 

wild Salmon fishery in history. This habitat has been 

TPS 17: TNC entries due July 2 

Lisa Sutcliffe, Assistant Curator, Department of Photography, 

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art to jury the competition 

Amateur and professional photographers are invited to 

submit slides or digital files of their color and black and 

white images to Texas Photographic Society by July 2, 

for TPS 17: The National Competition. The Exhibition will 

be shown at the Dougherty Art Center in Austin, TX, 

during the month of September and then tour the state 

of Texas for one year. An artist’s reception will be held 

home to Native Alaskan cultures, primarily the Yupik, 

for nearly 3,000 years. About 30 small villages are 

dispersed across the vast landscape, and most of the 

inhabitants lead subsistence lifestyles, existing primarily 

off of the land, sea and rivers. 

For 38 years Robert Glenn Ketchum’s imagery and 

books have helped to define contemporary color photography 

while at the same time addressing critical 

national environmental issues, and have made him 

one of the most successful artist/activists in American 

history. 

The distinctive prints are in numerous collections 

including the Museum of Modern Art (NY), the National 

Museum of American Art (DC), the Museum of 

Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, and the Metropolitan 

Museum of Art (NY), to name a few. American Photo 

magazine named Ketchum one of the 100 most important 

people in photography, and Audubon placed him 

among the 100 people "who shaped the environmental 

movement of the 20th Century." 

Lola Huitt 

Spring Branch, Texas 

Gary's Eggs 

Toned silver gelatin from 

collodion wet-plate negative. 

10.5˝x8.5˝ 

Edition of 25. 

My work is about the 

poetry found in the everyday 

nearby, or as O’Keeffe 

succinctly stated, "The 

faraway, nearby." 

© Lola Huitt 

Interested since early 

childhood in architecture, Nest II is one in an ongoing 

series about the structure of refuge found in avian 

architecture. Like the ancient towers designed and 

constructed in castles and forts to provide safety from 

Continued on page 2. 

Download Call for Entries 

from 

www.texasphoto.org 

September 20, from 6:00pm to 8:00pm with an Awards 

Presentation at 7:00pm. 

Lisa Sutcliffe, Assistant Curator, Department of Photography 

at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, is 

this year’s juror. She will award $2,750 in Cash prizes: 

First Place $1,000, Second Place $650, Third Place $350, 

Continued on page 3.

Texas Photographic Society Officers – 2008 

President, D. Clarke Evans, San Antonio 

Fine art photographer 

Vice President-Austin, Laura Calfee, Driftwood 

Government Liaison 

Vice President-State, Tammy Cromer Campbell 

Longview, Fine art & commercial photographer 

Treasurer, Amanda Stahl, Johnson City 

Certified Public Accountant 

Secretary, Pat Brown, Austin 


Member Of The Executive Committee 

Jean Caslin, Houston 

Partner, Caslin Gregory & Associates 

Members Of The Board 

E. Lynn Baldwin, Houston 

Commercial & art photographer 

Kenny Braun, Austin 

Commercial photographer 

Scott C. Campbell, Longview 

Fine art & commercial photographer 

Polly Chandler, Austin 


Kay J. Denton, Austin 


David H. Gibson, Dallas 


Steve Goff, Odessa 

Head of Photography Department, 

Odessa College 

Lem Johnson, Austin 


O. Rufus Lovett, Longview 

Instructor of Photography, Kilgore College 

Scott Martin, San Antonio 

Owner, Onsight, a digital imaging consulting firm 

& fine art photographer 

Michael O’Brien, Austin 

Editorial & fine art photographer 

Richard Orton, Nacogdoches 


Jody Richardson, Austin 

Attorney, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, LLP 

Glynda Hatfield Rose, Austin 


Trish Simonite, San Antonio 

Assistant Professor, Trinity University 

Luther Smith, Fort Worth 

Professor of Art, T.C.U. 

Victoria Smith, Austin 

Staff Photographer, Holt Rinehart & Winston 

William Tolan, Austin 

Photographer & educator 

Peter Williams, Austin 

Owner, Agave Print digital printing 

ADvisory Council Members 

Dan Burkholder, Palenville, NY 

Author, fine art photographer & teacher 

Reid Callanan, Santa Fe, NM 

Director, Santa Fe Workshops 

Keith Carter, Beaumont 

Author, fine art photographer & teacher 

Dennis Darling, Austin 

Photography Sequence Director, 

Department of Journalism, University of Texas at Austin 

Roy Flukinger, Austin 

Research Curator of Photography, 

University of Texas Humanities Research Center 

Harris Fogel, Philadelphia, PA 

Chairman – Media Arts Department, 

The University of the Arts 

Amy Holmes George, Morristown NJ 


Dave Hamrick, Austin 

Assistant Director, Sales & Marketing Manager 

University of Texas Press 

Chip Hooper, Carmel Valley, ca 


Christopher James, Boston, Ma 

Author, artist, photographer and Professor 

and Chair, The Art Institute of Boston 

Sonia Katchian, Chapel Hill, Nc 


Michelle Dunn Marsh, Seattle, Wa 

Director, Aperture West 

Richard Newman, Pacific Grove, CA 

National Education Coordinator, Calumet Photographic 

Stephen Perloff, Langhorne, Pa 

Editor, The Photograph Collector & The Photo Review 

Nancy Scanlan, Austin 

Freelance photographer & teacher 

Mary Virginia Swanson, Tucson, AZ/Nyc 

Marketing consultant & educator 

Ann Tucker, Houston 

Curator of Photography, 

Museum of Fine Arts, Houston 

Kathy Vargas, San Antonio 

Assistant Professor of Art & Chair of Music 

University of the Incarnate Word 

Wendy Watriss, Houston 

Co-founder & Curator, 

Houston International FotoFest 

Bill Wright, Abilene 

Author, fine art photographer 

Print Program artist continued 

predators, Nest II features a structure of twigs 

so tightly woven among the upper climbing 

limbs of a tree that neither predators or high 

winds could easily dislodge its treasure. 

Lola considers herself self-taught even though 

she has attended four universities and taken 

numerous workshops to study with master 

photographers. Works are produced using 

large format cameras and vintage lenses. 

Toned or hand stained silver-gelatin prints 

are enlarged from collodion wet-plate negatives. 

She has participated in exhibitions in 

the Cole Pratt Gallery in New Orleans, the 

Design Center in Dallas, Women and Their 

Work Gallery in Austin, and the Art House 

Gallery in Austin. 

Paul Kozal 

The Sea Ranch, 

California 

The Cypress Grove 

8˝x10˝ toned gelatin 

silver print, in 

an edition of 50. 

© Paul Kozal 

The Cypress Grove is 

from my portfolio 

of images of the 

historic Cypress 

Hedgerows of 

The Sea Ranch in 

Northern California. 

These hedgerows were planted between 

1916 and 1929 as windbreaks and to divide 

the meadows for a sheep ranch. The Monterey 

Cypress has a life span of about 100 years. So 

many of the 20 historic hedgerows are now 

near the end of their life span or have already 

been removed and replanted. 

Paul Kozal, a self taught photographer, has 

been devoting his life, since 1989, to the exploration 

of fine art photography. Using black 

and white film he creates toned and handtinted 

gelatin-silver prints. His subject matter 

consists mostly of landscapes of the Southwest 

and California. His photographs have 

been selected for many prestigious national 

and international juried exhibitions and won 

many awards. He is represented in several 

galleries throughout the United States. 

Jean Laughton 

Interior, South Dakota 

Dodge – Miles City, Montana 

Type-C print. 16˝x20˝ 

This portrait is from my Go West series. Inspired 

by the fake reality of silent films and in search 

of a cast of characters, I headed West during 

the summers of 1995-2002. Traveling with 

my painted backdrops, I set up a makeshift 

portrait studio behind the scenes at rodeos. 

This series is a document of the people of the 

West as well as a document of what they represent 

– the myth of the West, the adventure, 

the romance… This 

particular portrait 

was taken at the 

Miles City Bucking 

Horse Sale. 

Jean Laughton, 

a native Iowan, 

began photographing 

in 1993 while 

living in New York 

City. She started 

© Jean Laughton, oic with cross-country 

trips, capturing 

glimpses of disappearing Americana. This 

led to several series: Country Western Legends; 

Women Roughstock Riders; American Originals 

and others. Her gaze then turned West, resulting 

in the Go West series. She moved to the 

Badlands of South Dakota in 2002. Since then, 

Jean have been documenting ranch work from 

horse back while working on the Quarter 

Circle XL Ranch. 

Natalie Young 

Hermosa Beach, California 

Georgia & Sabine #3 

Silver gelatin print. 7˝x7˝ 

Special Edition 

of 25 for 

TPS. 

Georgia and 

Sabine are 

my two girls, 

m i n i a t u r e 

dachshunds, 

who I've 

been photographing 

for 

© Natalie Young 

years. Each 

image is a quiet moment on an ordinary day, 

just like a thousand other moments taken for 

granted. 

Natalie's work often explores themes of how 

we relate to our environment, and how personal 

and cultural history is often attached to 

a sense of place. She has been part of several 

TPS group exhibitions over the last few years, 

she was awarded the 2000 Visual Arts Fellowship 

from the Arkansas Arts Council, and her 

work is in many private collections around the 

country. She and her husband now live in a 

beach town outside of Los Angeles. 

Carol Watson 

Blanco, Texas 

Swayback Barn 

Archival Pigment Print on Fine Art Paper. 

11˝x14˝ overmatted to 16˝x20˝ 

Special TPS Edition of 25. 

Swayback Barn is an image in Carol’s Lucie 

Award-winning Prairie Solitude series. This 

scene was photographed, using a digital infrared 

camera in the middle of a winter's day 

in southern Alberta, Canada, near where she 

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© Carol Watson 

grew up. This barn, like many others she’s 

encountered, is proof that you can find gesture 

in inanimate structures such as a partially collapsed 

barn, waiting like an old widow, abandoned, 

stubborn, leaning wearily, turning gray. 

She continues to capture these "ghosts in the 

wind" as she travels throughout the rural areas 

of the world looking for places that people have 

left, never to return. 

In 2005, Carol was selected as Photographer 

of the Year in the Architecture category at the 

International Photography Awards and also 

won the Lucie Award for New Discovery of the 

Year for her Prairie Solitude series. Her work has 

been shown in galleries throughout the world 

and has been published in several books and 

magazines. Carol recently opened, Watson Studio 

Gallery, in Johnson City, Texas, devoted to 

photographic and digital fine art. 

TPS 17: TNC continued 

and at her discretion, up to 5 Honorable Mention 

awards at $150 each. A color catalogue 

will be sent to all entrants, select museum 

curators and photography magazines. 

To download the Call for Entries in text formatt, 

go to the TPS website www.texasphoto. 

org. A Call for Entries will not be mailed. 

Calendar of Events 

July 2 Entries due in San Antonio. 

July 25 Notification to accepted entrants 

sent by mail and posted on the TPS 

website, www.texasphoto.org. 

Aug 21 Accepted prints due in San Antonio, TX. 

Sep 4 TPS 17: TNC opens at the Dougherty 

Art Center, 1110 Barton Springs 

Rd in Austin, TX. 

Sep 20 Artists reception from 6p-8p. 

Sep 30 TPS 17: TNC closes in Austin, TX. 

Dec 1 TPS 17: TNC opens at the Center for 

Contemporary Art in Abilene, TX. 

Awards 

• First Place $ 1,000.00. 

• Second Place 650.00. 

• Third Place $ 350.00. 

• Up to 5 Honorable Mentions at the 

juror’s discretion – $150 each. 

• Color exhibition catalogue to all 

entrants. Accepted entrants get 3 copies. 

How to Enter 

You do need to be a current member of TPS to 

enter the show. You may join TPS and enter 

the show. 

Enclose one check to cover the entry fee of $35 

plus $5 for each image over five and membership 

fee if joining TPS. Photographers may 

enter up to 10 images. 

When entering slides: 

1. Submit the slides in a clear, plastic sheet. 

Number each slide 1-10 and place your name 

and the title of the work on the front of the 

slide mount. Indicate slide top. NO GLASS 

SLIDE MOUNTS. 

2. Enclose an SASE for the return of your 

slides. Entries without a SASE will not be 

returned. 

3. Fill out Entry & Membership and List of 

Entries forms. Make certain that numbers and 

titles on forms match those on the slides. Mail 

payment, slides, entry form, and one SASE 

for return of slides to the address below. 

When emailing digital files: 

1. Files should be 800 pixels in the longest 

dimension saved in the JPEG format on 

high quality setting (not maximum). Images 

should be sampled at 72ppi. 

2. Label each file with consecutive numbers 

followed by your name. ie 1SamJones, 2Sam- 

Jones. Also, do not use spaces in the title of 

the JPEG (use underscores if needed) and 

limit to only alpha-numeric characters (do 

not use :.:’”/?}{()[ ]+-=*&^ %$#@!.). 

3. In the body of an email, number each 

image so that it matches the above numbering 

system. For each image: provide the title, 

process, image size, and sale price. Images 

without a sale price will be considered notfor-sale. 

Include a Visa or Mastercard number 

along with the expiration date, 3 digit security 

code, your name, address, city, state, zip 

code and telephone numbers. 

4. If you chose, you may call Clarke with 

your credit card number 210-824-4123. Or, 

you can fax your credit card number, expiration 

date and 3 digit security code to Clarke 

at 210-822-8910. 

5. Email files to Clarke@texasphoto.org. 

When sending digital files on a CD: 

1. Files should be 800 pixels in the longest 

dimension saved in the JPEG format on 

high quality setting (not maximum). Images 

should be sampled at 72ppi. 

2. Label each file with consecutive numbers 

followed by your name. ie 1AmyJones, 

2AmyJones. 

3. Fill out Entry & Membership Form and 

List of Entries form. Make certain that numbers 

and titles on forms match those on the 

CD. Mail payment, CD, entry form, and one 

SASE for return of CD to the address below. 

This is due by July 2, 2008. Send to: 

Texas Photographic Society 

6338 N. New Braunfels # 174 

San Antonio TX 78209 

Sales 

TPS encourages the sale of exhibited photographs. 

The commission charged will be 50% 

of the sales price. Print your name, address, 

telephone numbers (work and home), and 

sales amount on the back of each print accepted. 

If your print is Not-For-Sale (NFS) state so, 

but list a dollar amount for insurance. If you 

do not list a dollar amount, the art work will 

be listed as Not-For-Sale. 

Liability 

TPS will exercise all due care in handling 

slides and prints, but will not be responsible 

for loss or damage or replacement. Please 

submit duplicate slides. 

Reproduction 

TPS retains the right to display, project and 

reproduce work accepted for this exhibition 

for publicity and promotional purposes only. 

Individual photographers retain Copyrights 

to their individual works. 

Eligibility 

The exhibition is open to amateur and professional 

artists internationally. You may join 

TPS and enter the competition. Entries must 

not have been exhibited previously in a TPS 

show and must have been taken within the 

last four years. Because of gallery limitations, 

three-dimensional work cannot be accepted. 

Artwork must be represented by 35mm slides 

or digital files. 

If your work is accepted: 

1. Send one exhibition print for each accepted 

photograph. 

2. Prints must be mounted and overmatted 

using white matte board 16˝x20˝ with at least 

2˝ of border showing on all sides of the print. 

Maximum print size is 12˝x16˝. Smaller prints, 

3˝x5˝ for example, are acceptable as long 

as they are mounted and overmatted to the 

16˝x20˝ size. 

3. Include return postage for prints to be 

shipped back to you after the exhibition. Prints 

WITHOUT postage will not be returned. Prints 

will be returned in the container in which they 

were received. Do NOT frame the print. 

4. Send $5 for each print accepted to defray 

exhibition expense. 

5. The print must reach us by August 21, 2008. 

Send your print to: 


6338 N New Braunfels # 174 


Questions? Call Clarke at 210-824-4123. 


TPS EVENTS / EXHIBITIONS / COMPETITIONS / WORKSHOPS / MEMBERS’ NEWS 

TPS Events 

Current 

Current 

Current 

Call for Entries for TPS 17: The National 

Competition posted on the TPS website. Lisa 

Sutcliffe, Assistant Curator, Department of 

Photography, San Francisco Museum of 

Modern Art is the juror. 

TPS 16: TNC opens at Calumet Photo 

Gallery, 22 W. 22nd St, New York, NY. 

Call for Entries for Alternative Processes: A 

Traveling Exhibition, 2008 posted on the 

TPS website. Christopher James author of The 

Book of Alternative Photographic Processes 

and Professor and Chair of Photography 

The Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University 

is the juror. 

Jun 27 TPS 16: The National Competition closes in 

New York, NY. 

Jul 2 Entries due in San Antonio for TPS 17: TNC. 

Jul 21 TPS 16: TNC opens at the Calumet Photo 

Gallery, 2001 Bryant St, San Francisco, CA. 

Sep 4 TPS 17: The National Competition opens 

at the Dougherty Art Center & Gallery, 1110 

Barton Springs Rd, in Austin. 

Sep 23 Entries due for Alternative Processes: A 

Traveling exhibition, 2008. 

Sep 20 TPS 17: TNC Artist Reception, 6p-8p. 

Sep 30 TPS 17: TNC closes in Austin. 

Oct 1 Call for Entries for 22nd Annual Members' 

Only Show posted on the TPS website. Keith 

Carter, [Beaumont] fine at photographer, 

author and holder of the endowed Walles 

Chair of Art at Lamar University in Beaumont 

is the juror. The show will open at the 

Dishman Art Gallery on March 1, 2009. 

Oct 11-14 

Workshop 23 – Digital Night Photography from 

Capture to Print at Big Bend National Park. Led 

by Lance Keimig [Pembroke, MA] and Scott 

Martin [San Antonio]. 

PHOTOTexas XIV Weekend in Austin. 

Oct 17 Auction XIII at Davis Gallery, 837 West 12th 

in Austin. 

Oct 18&19 Workshops 24 at the School of Journalism, 

UT at Austin. 

Nov 8&9 

Our Town: Amarillo workshop taught by 

Nine Francois [Austin] in Amarillo. 

Dec 10 Entries due for 22nd Members' Only Show. 

For more information: www.texasphoto.org. 

Exhibitions 

Austin, TX 

Flatbed Press & Gallery. 12830 E. MLK Jr. Blvd. 78702. 

512-477-9328. Burton Pritzker [Austin]: Forgotten Planes, 

thru Jun 28. 

Davis Gallery. 837 W. 12th St. 78701. 512-477-4929. Mo-Fr 

10a-6p; Sa 10a-4p. Paintings by Laurel Daniel, thru Jul 12. 

Progress Coffee. 501 San Marcos. 78702. 512-493-0963. Mo- 

Fr 630a-10p; Sa 730a-10p; Su 730a-8p. Jo Ann Santangelo 

[Austin]: The Arms of Progress 2008, thru Jul 15. 

Stephen L. Clark Gallery. 1101 W. Sixth St. Tu-Sa 10a-4p 

and by appointment 512-477-0828 slcgallery@aol.com. 

Kate Breakey [Tuscon, AZ]: Loose Ends, thru Jul 5. 

Dallas, TX 

Photographs Do Not Bend Gallery. 3115 Routh St. 75201. 

214-969-1852. A group show, There’s No Place Like Home, 

thru Jul 19. Also: 21, Jun 21-Jul 19 and Contemporary Czech 

Photography, Jul 26-Aug 30. 

Elgin, TX 

Kingfisher Fine Art & Music. 116 Depot St. 78621. Tu-Sa 

12n-6p. 512-285-2208. Amanda Stahl [Johnson City]: Classic 

Black & White, thru Aug 2. 

Galveston, TX 

Wagner Sousa Modern Art. 404 25th St. Debra Rueb 

[Webster]: Tammy Photographs, thru Jul 3. 

Houston, TX 

The Museum of Printing History. 1324 W. Clay St. 77019. 

713-522-4652. Orchidaceae: Photographs by Frazier King 

[Houston], thru June 21. 

Johnson, TX 

Watson Studio Gallery. 105 N. Nugent St. 78636. www. 

lostcanuck.com. Susan Burnstine [Los Angeles, CA], 

Carol Watson [Blanco], Polly Chandler [Austin]: Tres 

Chicas de la luz, thru Jul 19. 

Plano, TX 

14th Street Gallery. 1412 14th St. 75074. 972-633-3822. 

Mo-Fr 10a-6p; & Sa 1p-5p. Bela Taraseiskey: The Jewel of 

Jerusalem, and Charles C. La: Ode to Autumn & Winter, 

both thru Jun 27. 

San Antonio, TX 

Rendon Photography & Fine Art. 733 South Alamo. By 

apt. 210-225-2287. James Evans [Marathon]: Rock Paper 

Scissors, thru Jun 27. 

Victoria, TX 

VRMA. 502 N. Liberty St. 77901. Tu-Su 1p-5p. Dr. Buddy 

Lee [Victoria]: Portraits of Victoria, A tribute by Buddy Lee, 

thru Jul 13. 

CA, Los Angeles 

SAC Gallery. Tu-Sa. 453 S. Spring St. 90013. Work from 

Nicola Dill's [Pacific Palisades] series, Trail of Thoughts is 

included in the group show Artseen III. 

MA, Boston 

Panopticon Gallery. Inside the Hotel Commonwealth, 

502c Commonwealth Ave. 617-267-8929. Ron Rosenstock 

[Holden, MA]: Fire and Ice, thru Jul 28. 

NM, Santa Fe 

Verve Fine Arts. 219 Marcy St. 87501. 505-982-5009. Tu-Sa 

11a-6p or by apt. Katariina Fagering, Herbert Lotz, Ian 

Ramirez, Thomas Podleski, and Richard Goldman, Santa Fe 

Photographers, thru Jul 12. Also Amici della Galleria, and New 

Mexico Photographers, thru Jul 12. 

PA, Philadelphia 

Sol Mednick Gallery. University of the Arts. 211 S. Broad 

St, 15th floor. 19102. 215-717-6300. Mo-Fr 10a-8p; Sa 

10a-4p; Su 10a-4p. Mary Ruth Moore: A Room With Good 

Light. Also, Carol Golemboski: Psychometry, thru Aug 8. 

WA, Seattle 

Wallspace Gallery. 600 First Avenue, Suite 322. 206-330- 

9137. Aline Smithson [Los Angeles, CA]: Shadows and 

Stains, thru Jun 28. 

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Partners 

Davis Gallery, Austin 

School of Journalism, UT at Austin 

Texas Commission on the Arts, Austin 

Benefactors 

Accurate Printing & Litho, 

San Antonio 

Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & 

Feld, LLP, Austin 

Eric Banks, Elmira NY 

Tom Baril, New York NY 

Meg Birnbaum, Somerville MA 

Kate Breakey, Tucson AZ 

Dan Burkholder, Palenville NY 

Keith Carter, Beaumont 

Jerry & Marilyn Comer, Richardson 

Caslin Gregory & Assoc, Houston 

Tom Chambers, Richmond VA 

Bill Davis, Austin 

Roy Flukinger, Austin 

Patrons 

Calumet Inc, Chicago IL 

River City Silver, San Antonio 

Santa Fe Workshops, Santa Fe NM 

Laura Pickett Calfee, Driftwood 

Jean Caslin, Houston 

Paul Kozal, Gualala CA 

Friends 

Agave Print, Austin 

Aperture West, Seattle WA 

University of Texas Press, Austin 

Verve Fine Art, Santa Fe NM 

Zero Image, Hong Kong 

Hank Auderer, San Antonio 

Kipp Baker, Fort Worth 

E. Lynn Baldwin, Houston 

Barry Banner, Houston 

Ardis Bartle, Houston 

Evan Bennett, Fort Worth 

John Bernhard, Houston 

Gerhard Bock, Davis CA 

Kenny Braun, Austin 

Byron Brauchli, Xalapa, Mexico 

Christopher Broughton, Carpinteria CA 

Eleanor Brown, Houston 

Pat Brown, Austin 

Peter Brown, Houston 

Jill Skupin Burkholder, Palenville NY 

Reid Callanan, Santa Fe NM 

Scott Campbell, Longview 

Dave Cappello, Dallas 

Ray Carofano, San Pedro, CA 

Polly Chandler, Austin 

Richard Chepey, Corpus Christi 

Danny Conant, Chevy Chase, MD 

Mark Cox, Midland 

Tammy Cromer-Campbell, Longview 

Dennis Darling, Smithville 

Kay Denton, Austin 

Faustinus Deraet, Austin 

George DeWolfe, Southwest Harbor ME 

Perry Dilbeck, Locust Grove GA 

Jennifer Downes, Silverdale WA 

Jon Edwards, Cedar Park 

Richard & Robin Edwards, Oakland CA 

Jill Enfield, New York NY 

D. Clarke Evans, San Antonio 

James H. Evans, Marathon 

Dennis Fagan, Austin 

Terry Falke, Mansfield 

Nine Francois, Austin 

Joan Gentry, Santa Fe, NM 

Melody Swaney Golding, Vicksburg MS 

Paul A. Greenberg, Dallas 

Martha Grenon, Austin 

Scott Grover, Boston MA 

Bob Gulley, Houston 

Dave Hammaker, East Freedom, PA 

Dave Hamrick, Austin 

Ralph Lee Hopkins, Santa Fe NM 

Craig Huber, Woodinville WA 

Lola Huitt, Spring Branch 

Sam Hurt, Abington VA 

Christopher James, Dublin NH 

Lem Johnson, Austin 

Lance Keimig, Pembroke MA 

Max Kellenberger, San Francisco CA 

Thomas L. Kelly, Santa Fe NM 

Robb Kendrick, Laredo 

Bill Kennedy, Austin 

Robert Glenn Ketchum, Los Angeles CA 

Zernike Au Kwok Ki, Hong Kong 

Don Kirby, Santa Fe, NM 

Jim Geitgey, Midland 

Amy Holmes George, 

Morristown NJ 

David Gibson, Dallas 

Steve Goff, Odessa 

Clay Harmon, Kingwood 

Michael T. Harper, Austin 

Chip Hooper, Carmel Valley CA 

Michael Keefe, Moreno Valley CA 

Richard Newman, Pacific Grove CA 

Phillip Periman, Amarillo 

Ron Rosenstock, Holden MA 

John Scanlan, Santa Fe, NM 

Luther Smith, Fort Worth 

Aline Smithson, Los Angeles CA 

William R. Thompson, Phoenix AZ 

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Diane Griffin Gregory, Houston 

Amy Griffin, Austin 

Beckwith Thompson, Odessa 

Richard Skidmore, The Sea Ranch CA 

Alice Wright, Abilene 

Bill Wright, Abilene 

Michael Kitei, Ft. Lauderdale FL 

Stefanie Klavens, Boston MA 

Jack Kotz, Santa Fe NM 

Wayne Lambert, Colorado Springs CO 

Jean Laughton, Interior SD 

Willis F. Lee, Santa Fe NM 

Robert Linsky, Newton, MA 

José A. Lopez, Fredericksburg 

O. Rufus Lovett, Longview 

Ann W. McDonald, Lubbock 

Susan Dunkerley Maguire, Waco 

Michelle Dunn Marsh, Seattle WA 

Scott Martin, San Antonio 

Ray Meeks, Hamilton MT 

Mary Meredith, Austin 

Amy Morgenweck, New York NY 

Chris Moseley, Dallas 

Jim Muro, Thousand Oaks CA 

St. Clair Newbern, III 

Lori Nix, Brooklyn NY 

Kenda North, Dallas 

Michael O’Brien, Austin 

Hank O’Neal, New York NY 

Charles Ondrej, San Antonio 

Elizabeth Opalenik, Oakland ca 

Richard Orton, Austin 

James Overturf, Richardson 

F. W. Pate, Greenville, SC 

Lou Paulson, Walnut Creek CA 

Sean Perry, Austin 

Bill Plunkett, Longview 

Richard Reynolds, Austin 

Jody Richardson, Austin 

Lisa M. Robinson, Jackson Hts NY 

Glynda Hatfield Rose, Austin 

Ken Rosenthal, Tucson, AZ 

David & Victoria Ruderman, Sacramento CA 

Judith Sabatini, Topeka KS 

Nancy Scanlan, Austin 

Wilson Scanlan, Santa Fe NM 

William Scott, Fort Bragg CA 

Ansen Seale, San Antonio 

Tom Sikes, Austin 

Victoria Smith, Austin 

Nelson H. Spencer, Dallas 

Amanda Stahl, Johnson City 

Harvey Stein, New York NY 

Kevin D. Stewart, New York NY 

Robert Taylor, Ukiah CA 

Ann Texter, Georgetown 

William Tolan, Austin 

Cole Thompson, Laporte CO 

Teresa Van Hatten-Granath, Nashville TN 

Kathy Vargas, San Antonio 

Farley Verner, Woodway 

Eric Vizents, Los Angeles CA 

Paul Wainwright, Atkinson NH 

Tav Walraven, Dallas 

Hiroshi Watanabe, West Hollywood CA 

Carol Watson, Wimberley 

Gina Weston, Carmel CA 

Kim Weston, Carmel CA 

Nevada Wier, Santa Fe NM 

Peter Williams, Austin 

Robert Kirk Williams, Odessa

TPS EVENTS / EXHIBITIONS / MEMBERS’ NEWS / COMPETITIONS / WORKSHOPS / continued 

Competitions 

Deadline: June 18, 2008 

Eligibility: 18 and over 

Title: All Things Horses 

The Center for Fine Art Photography is seeking images 

of working horses, wild horses, dressage, tack, anything 

related to the life of our equine friends. Juried 

by Christiane Slawik, recognized for her dedication to 

horses and her international photography. For more 

information website at www.c4fap.org. 

Deadline: July 1 

Eligibility: Open to all 

Title: Glimpses In Time 

Enter up to two images for Glimpses in Time. The top 

award will receive a solo exhibition at the Joyce Gordon 

Gallery. Entry forms at: www.joycegordonphotographygallery.com. 

Steven Wirtz, owner of the prestigious 

Steven Wirtz Gallery in San Francisco, will be 

the juror. Joyce Gordon Gallery. 406 14th. Oakland, CA 

94612. 510-465-8928. www.joycegordongallery.com. 



Title: Photography Book Now 

Prizes will be awarded based on a juried review of all 

submissions to the Photography Book Now. Seven top 

prize winners will be invited to attend the awards 

ceremony in San Francisco on Friday, Sept 12. Grand 

Prize: $25,000 to finish – or start – any project you 

want. For info: www.photographybooknow.com. 



Title: 2008 Int'l Exhibition of Fine Art Photography 

All subjects are eligible. With selection for this exhibition, 

artists and their work will be seen by an international 

audience of collectors, curators, art consultants 

and others who appreciate the fine art of photography. 

Visit: c4fap.org for more details. 

Deadline: July 17, 2008 

Eligibility: Emerging Photographers 

Title: Berenice Abbott Prize 

An emerging photographer means that you have an 

accomplished body of work that has not yet been 

exhibited or published widely. You are eligible if: you 

have never had a one person show in an established 

photo or art gallery, or you are not represented by 

a gallery outside of the state where you reside. For 

more info: http://www.juliadean.com/competitions/ 

abbott2008.pdf or call 310-392-0909. 

Deadline: July 31, 2008 

Eligibility: Open to all Texas artists 

Title: Fall Art Hop 

Georgetown Art Works announces a call for artists 

for the Fall Art Hop, a juried art show and stroll, to 

be held October 3-31, 2008 in the historic district of 

Georgetown, Texas. Original works in painting, collage 

and photography accepted. Jurors are Jerry Seagle 

and Susan Kirchman. Download the form at: www. 

georgetownartworks.com/pdfs/entry_form.pdf. 

Deadline: August 1, 2008 

Eligibility: 18 years or older 

Title: 4th Alternative Processes Juried Competition 

SOHO Photo Gallery, New York City invites entries to 

its fourth alternative process juried competition, Nov. 

6-29, 2008. The prospectus, guidelines and entry form 

at, www.sohophoto.com, or by sending SASE to: Soho 

Photo Gallery, 15 White Street, New York, NY 10013. 

Workshops 

Scott Martin and Lance Keimig 

Digital Night Photography in Big Bend Nat'l Park 

October 11-14, 2008 

Lance Keimig [Pembroke, MA] and Scott Martin 

[San Antonio] team up to co-teach this workshop 

specifically for digital photographers who want to 

learn night photography techniques, from exposure to 

image processing and printmaking. Participants will 

leave this workshop with the knowledge they need to 

photograph at night by natural and artificial light, and 

how to process and to optimize their files for printing. 

www.texasphoto.org. 

Santa Fe Workshops 

Summer/Fall Catalog Release 

Santa Fe Workshops recently announced its Summer/ 

Fall 2008 schedule with a full-color catalog. The Summer/Fall 

season offers 48 photography workshops, 

including more than 20 workshops in the state-of-theart 

digital facility, a variety of On-the-Road workshops, 

and week long workshops in Mexico. Contact Darcy 

Schwerin, 505 983.1400 or e-mail, darcy@santafeworkshops.com. 

For course info www.santafeworkshops. 

com or call the workshops at 505-983-1400. 

Karen Schulman Workshops 

Steamboat Springs, CO and Internationally 

Steamboat in the Summertime – Photography and the 

Creative Spirit, July 12-17. We will be leading a twoweek 

photo and cultural adventure entitled Magical 

Morocco, Oct. 18-Nov. 1. For more info www.focusadventures.com. 

Michael A. Smith and 

Paula Chamlee Workshops – Iceland 

Experience one of the most beautiful landscapes in 

the world. There are still a few spots remaining in 

Iceland Workshops at the beginning of July. See www. 

michaelandpaula.com for details. 

Dan Burkholder 

Digital Imaging Workshops 

June 22-29, 2008 The High Dynamic Range Image, Maine 

Media Workshops, Camden, Maine. 

July 10-11, 2008 HDR Workshop, Dan’s Studio, 

Planeville, New York. For more info: www. 

d a n b u r k h o l d e r. c o m / P a g e s / m i s c _ p a g e s / 

Dates_Workshop/Subject_Workshops.html. 

Members' News 

Aline Smithson [Los Angeles. CA] won first prize in 

Professional Portraiture, Other in the PX3 International 

Photography Awards in Paris, France. 

Faustinus Deraet [Austin] had 2 images selected for 

the Arte Sagrado XII exhibition held at Concordia University 

in Austin. 

Jane Paradise’s [San Francisco] work Smoking, Wellington 

NZ was selected as part of the Schoolhouse Gallery 

in Provincetown 2008 Spring Arts Competition. 

Tami Bone's [Austin] image, Birdman, was selected for 

the Critters exhibition, to be held at the New Orleans 

Photo Alliance Gallery this summer. 

Charles R. Corda [Coconut Grove, FL]: was awarded 

an Honorable Mention in Prix de la Photographie Paris 

PX3-2008, The Human Condition in Paris, France. 

Dave Hammaker [East Freedom, PA] was awarded 

First Place in the photography category at the Blair 

County Arts Festival Juried Fine Art Exhibit at Penn 

State Altoona in PA. The photograph was also selected 

for a Third Place in the photography category in the 

Art League of Hilton Head 2008 National Juried Show. 

Susan S. Bank’s [Philadelphia, PA] book: Cuba: 

Campo Adentro is a monograph of black and white 

photographs of daily life in the Cuban countryside. 

Published June 2008, in an edition of 750 copies by 

Sagamore Press, Philadelphia PA, ISBN 978-0-615- 

20595-3, this museum quality 10.50 x 10.25 bi-lingual 

cloth cover monograph consists of 84 pages, 48 black 

and white images printed in quad-tone, a preface written 

by Bank and an essay by esteemed Cuban art critic, 

Juan Antonio Molina, of Mexico City. 

Laura Pickett Calfee [Dirftwood] has been awarded 

a residency at Yaddo, the oldest artists' community 

in the country. (http://www.yaddo.org) Earlier this 

year, the Kohler Arts Center in Kohler, WI exhibited a 

solo show of her work entitled Whispering Walls. During 

Fotofest, her still lifes were featured at Rudolph 

Projects/Artscan in Houston. 

Steve Rood [Valley Village, CA] had 5 images from his 

Animalia series honored with an Award Of Excellence 

and selected to be in this year's Communication Arts 

Photography Annual. 

Susan Huber [Canada] won two Honourable Mentions 

in the 2008 Px3 Prix de la Photographie in Paris, 

in the Fine Art Architecture category for her Here We 

Pray series of photographs of rural Western Canadian 

churches and in the Fine Art Landscape category for 

her most recent series of foot journeys throughout Salt 

Spring Island titled My Land, My Home. 

Arthur Meyerson [Houston] won in the Photography 

category at the inaugural Stars of Design, 2008. 

Hannah Neal [Austin] had two images selected for 

the New Orleans Photo Alliance juried exhibition, 

Identity. 

Liza Weems-Sawyer [Boulder, CO] had several images 

chosen for the book, Uncontained: Writers and Photographers 

in the Garden and the Margins, edited by 

Jennifer Heath, Baksun Books, Boulder, CO, 2007. 

Gary W. Vann [Fresno, CA] received an Excellence 

Award from B&W Magazine for work submitted to 

their Portfolio Contest 2008, which will be featured in 

their Special Issue edition in June. Also, Gary's current 

California Waterscapes will be exhibited at the River 

Center Gallery, in Fresno. 

Tom Chambers [Richmond, VA] had his work featured 

in the Galeria Clave in Murcia, Spain at the Art 

Madrid Festival. The gallery represents him exclusively 

in Europe. During March and April, his work was 

included in a six-person show at FotoFest in Houston 

entitled, Mind Over Matter: Enigmatic Variations. Gary 

was included in a two-person exhibition at the Chase 

Gallery, in Boston. 

Jeff Curto [Geneva, IL] was part of The Artist Project 

independent exhibition and sale. 

Dennis DeHart’s [Prescott, AZ] show Travellers was on 

display in Buffalo, NY. 

Hiroshi Watanabe’s [West Hollywood, CA] won first 

place with Ideology in Paradise at the Project Competition 

& Singular Image Awards. 





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