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Elliot Framan has been photographing for over thirty years and has studied with some of the finest photographers in America. He is uses digital photography in both his fine art and commercial arenas. His work has been in many juried shows, and he has won numerous awards. Working in both black and white and color, Elliot’s primary interests are in landscapes, travel photography, documentaries, and environmental portraits. He teaches workshops, leads photography tours, and presents slide shows of his travel photography. His work may be seen at the American Artists Gallery House in Taos, New Mexico. He received an Honorable Mention award at the 14th Annual Fall American Photography Exhibition, a juried art show held at the Hubbard Museum of the American West on Oct. 29, 2005 to Jan. 29, 2006. The next year at the 15th Annual Fall American Photography Exhibition, held on Nov 3, 2006 to Jan. 28, 2007, he receive a Second Place award in the “People” category and a Third Place award in the “Architecture” category. |
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"Bosque Mystique" 12 x 18" print, 18 x 24" framed Infrared Digital Photography Giclee Print on fine art paper |
"West From the Bosque" 12 x 18" print, 18 x 24" framed Digital Photography Giclee Print on fine art paper |
"Polarity" 12 x 18" print, 18 x 24" framed Composite Digital Photography Giclee Print on fine art paper |
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| "My photography career spans over thirty years, originally in color with Cibachrome printing and then in fine art black and white film photography, developing and printing in my own darkroom. I was taught by some of the finest printers in America. In the last five years I have converted to digital photography which provides greater control and freedom of expression in both color and black and white. I enjoy exploring new and diverse creative techniques. I use the images that I shoot as a basis from which to create my vision of the scene I captured, not just a reproduction of the original scene. Sometimes, elements of various images are combined in a composite to create a new and hopefully challenging image. The works presented are generally traditional landscapes, composites depicting non-real but potentially real images, and selected infrared images that introduce a fascinating and different view of our world. All prints are on fine art papers and archivally matted." | ||