I had two images selected for the 2020 Southworks Juried Art Exhibition which is sponsored by the Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation. This is a national juried show and my images were selected by juror Chris Clamp, an artists from Charlotte, N.C. Unfortunately, the COVID-19 virus has forced this year’s exhibition to be fully online instead of in the gallery. Below you will find descriptions of my two images that are featured.
You can access the online exhibition here
I took this image on Driftwood Beach down on Jekyll Island on a cool, crisp April morning. I arrived there around 3:30 A.M and photographed the trees and crystal clear Milky Way until the sun came up. This is one of my favorites from that night, and I am glad to see it recognized.
This tree is just down the road from my house and I have photographed it in almost every possible season and time of day. I was fortunate to have my camera with me one day when driving past in heavy fog. I set up my tripod and started taking photos, and a lonely cow walked up and paused under the canopy for just enough time. It was a bit of serendipity!