Here’s the call for work for the show:

Call for work:

A Photographer’s Path 5: WHY?: Photographers Look at One of Life’s Biggest Questions.

Annual fine art photography survey. Juried by a three member panel of visiting photographers.

$15 entry fee per artist, up to three submissions. Image size minimum 11x14, in 16x20 frame. (Exceptions include mixed media and 3-D entries.) Digital work welcome. NEW-neutral colored frames and mats accepted (includes black, white, gray, bronze.) Entry fee in support of the Genesee Center for the Arts and Education.

Written entry deadline February 28, 2002. Drop off of work for jury submission, Thursday March 7, 2002. Opening reception Friday March 15, 2002. Show runs through May 4, 2002.

For entry form contact: Center at High Falls, attention: Sally Wood Winslow, 60 Browns Race, Rochester, NY 14614. p 585-325-2030, fax 585-325-2414, swinslow@frontiernet.net

Please share this call for work with friends and associates. We look forward to hearing from you. Sally

Both Joe and Pat said that they felt the image represented the theme of the show perfectly. They made it sound like there wasn’t much discussion about it. I still have some problems with accepting such things at face value. I guess I’m so used to being the odd one that I have a hard time trusting comments when people do “get” something I do. That’s one thing that has been really good about photography. I’ve been able to find a way to communicate with people on a different level. I haven’t found many who REALLY get into talking about veganism, quantum mechanics, shadow work, the trials and tribulations of jetting a carburetor… Thank you to you folk that do! Not that I don’t enjoy the more basic things, but such conversation is my Nirvana.