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| "Viewing any form of art should evoke emotions and sometimes insight." |
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A professional photographer for 15 years, Harvey Branman parlayed his love and talent for photographic art into a commercial career in photography. Having captured numerous fine art awards for his landscapes and nature studies, Harvey experimented with the idea of shooting photographs of people, pets and products with an eye of an artist. The result was "Photography As An Art," his method that portrays the subject with feeling and style which is uniquely its own.
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Specialties include...
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Weddings and other Special Occasions
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"A Day in the Life of... You, your child or partner"
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Individual and Family Portraits
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Infants and Children
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Anniversaries and Retirements
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Pet Photography
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New Borns or Pregnant Mothers
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Exotic Vehicles
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"Memory Journals"
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Conmmercial or Product Photography
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Business Events, Conventions or Seminars
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Web Site Photography
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Catalogs and Report Covers
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Corporate Headshots
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Advertising Needs
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Photos or Newsletters or other Company Needs
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"To be able
to enjoy one's past life
is to live twice." |
- Samuel Johnson, 1758 |
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This photograph of Hurricane Katrina survivor,
Naomi Burkhalter, placed first out of 9,867 ntries
from 37 countries in San Diego's International
Art of Photography Exhibit.
An estimated one thousand people attended the
Opening Reception Gala and Awards Ceremony at
the Lyceum Theatre Galley on April 14, 2007, where
judge Tim Wride handed out awards to the top 15
entries.
Approximately 20,000 people are expected to view
the Show during its six-week run through May 28, 2007. |
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Nanette Martin, Disaster Photographer
Nanette Martin has been capturing award-winning images for more than 20 years. She is well established in the magazine and newspaper industries, with work published in LIFE, People, Sports Illustrated, Reader's Digest, the Advocate and the San Diego Reader. Nanette is known for the powerful images she captures in the aftermaths of disasters, such as the September 11th attack on the World Trade Center, the deadly 2003 Cedar Fire in San Diego County and New Orleans in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
As an animal lover, Nanette focuses much of her attention on documenting the plight of animals affected by disaster. Nanette used her work to raise over $10,000 to feed the search and rescue dogs at Ground Zero, and after witnessing the tireless and heroic efforts of the animal rescuers in New Orleans after Katrina, now donates a portion of her sales and fees to the MuttShack Animal Rescue Foundation.
Nanette's work has been exhibited in the San Diego Natural History Museum; the Barona Cultural Center and Museum, Lakeside, CA; Texas A&M University; the Museum of Outdoor Arts, Englewood, CO; Regis University, Denver, CO; and the Art Institute of Colorado, Denver, CO. |
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(303) 929-5655 |
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Copyright © 2007
Nanette Martin Photography |
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| http://heartsafireonline.com |
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Hearts Afire, Distinctive Creations, is a unique collection of original ceramic art for your personal use, gift giving, or collecting. Each piece is either made by hand building or wheel throwing and is personally crafted and then given beautiful glazes to compliment the forms.
Karen and Debra's goal is to create original work with an abundance of color choices that will appeal to a wide array of tastes. Each piece is an original work of art with no two alike. We offer very unusual items for gift giving that allow everyone the ability to afford a small, yet striking piece of art; to give, to show, to cherish or enjoy time and time again. We choose to make items that will appeal to all ages and fit into any budget or given decor. |
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Art in motion since childhood has been at the center of Robin Cohen's career with her love for dance and nature. She now fashions those two passions into stone to express the beauty she sees that she has always wanted to share with others.
Having been a professional dancer, painter and sketch artist, Robin now dedicates her skills toward carving those subtle dances of nature into forms frozen in time from her own life experiences.
As a mother of two beautiful daughters, who, like nature reflect its grace; she remembers the beautiful places in her own childhood living in San Fernando Valley during her high school and college years honing her skills. |
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Tutored by the Master sculptor Michele Chapin of Ventura, Robin's talent for carving showed immediately by her selling her very first piece of work when it was barely finished. |
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Gerhard Jacob is a professional psychic and interpretive artist who sees to the deepest and most unique aspects of a person or situation. For many years he has assisted people with troubling issues and spiritual concerns using past-life exploration, Tarot readings, and custom paintings that interpret a person's dreams or visions.
Gerhard set up shop in Los Angeles, California in October 2006. His artworks are being booked for various galleries in L.A. and he will soon have some film and studio projects underway. Past-life and Tarot readings are done by email, phone, or by appointment in person. |
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DAVID EDWARD PEASE |
323.258.3274
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peaseinapod.com |
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Local artist David Edward Pease was born in San Francisco, California in 1961. While still a student at Otis Parsons Art School in Los Angeles he put himself through school by re-producing Dali & Ming Dynasty paintings for Charles Hollis Jones Gallery of Beverly Hills. After Otis Parsons he returned to San Francisco where he began a career in trompe l'oeil painting, murals, faux finish and reproduction of high quality Masterpiece paintings. Many projects followed that allowed him to devote much of his career to develop his surreal "realism" art which is composed of figurative and landscape paintings with a solid sense of intense color layered upon each other as if creating a stained glass world. David's style is strong, rich, multi-layered and truthful. Like the works of artists he admires, for example, Gauguin, Van Gogh and Rothko - David paints with verve and gusto. Inspiration for his themes in art comes from nature, dreams and social experiences.
Since moving back to Los Angeles he has concentrated on a series of contemporary cityscape and figurative paintings and his own rock and roll myth paintings which are all very much about his new inspiration from jazz. Painting "jazzy" reminds him to take chances when painting, to incorporate those chances and work with mistakes. Allowing one to free up your expression - as a chance to move. He has moved beyond his earlier classic, traditional style to a more courageous approach which is much about the process of moving paint around. David has exhibited in galleries in both Northern & Southern California and worked with noted interior designers. |
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Portraiture by Cynthia Kagan
Commission Your Own Original Portrait
Buy Prints & Greeting Cards
Portraiture by Cynthia Kagan captures the best of your family and pets, and creates treasures that last a lifetime.
Whether retained by you or gifted to another, each work represents something extraordinary.
Family, pets, homes, and special moments can be transformed into tributes of love and honor.
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"Create in me a pure heart,O God,
and renew a steadfast spirit within me."
Psalm 51:10 |
Watercolors by Connie Towns
http://www.connietownsart.com |
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GLENDALE ART ASSOCIATION
A Non-Profit Organization Dedicated
"To Create and Preserve Beauty and Promote Art Appreciation" |
The Glendale Art Association, founded in 1922 is the oldest art organization in California .
We meet on the 3rd Wednesday of each month except July & August.
*** ALL ARE WELCOME ***
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FIRST GERMAN METHODIST CHURCH 556 WEST GLENOAKS BLVD GLENDALE , CA
www.glendalearts.org |
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