Upcoming Full Day Inkjet Printing Workshop in NJ

I just checked with Nancy Ori and learned that there are a few spaces still available for the upcoming Full Day Inkjet Printing Workshop that I’ll be conducting on Friday, 1/9/2009 in Berkeley Heights, NJ. The workshop is entitled: Fine-Art Inkjet Printing Full Day Workshop: How to Prepare Files and Make Gallery-Quality Prints and it is limited to just five participants. I’ve conducted about ten of these at Nancy Ori Studios over the last six months, and the response I’ve received from attendees has been fantastic. You can read the full class description and some testimonials on this page. The early registration discount ends on Tuesday, December 30, 2008 (total including materials fee is $249 instead of $294).

A two-page PDF brochure with pricing and information can be found here. To register, call Nancy Ori Studio at (908) 790-8820 or e-mail Nancy Ori here.

Holiday Greetings from Andrew Darlow and The Imaging Buffet

From my family to yours, I’d like to wish all of our readers and subscribers all the best for a safe, happy and healthy holiday season. It has been a crazy year (but most of them are), and I look forward to what 2009 has in store for photographers and other artists. One thing is for sure–there will be many new digital cameras!

All the best!

Andrew, Belinda and Tyler Darlow

PDNB Gallery Book Signing Event With Al Satterwhite 12/20/2008

I recently received this announcement. I’ve had the honor of meeting Al Satterwhite on multiple occasions over the years. He is a great photographer who has had a career in both film and still imagery.

Location: Photographs Do Not Bend Gallery
Date: Saturday, December 20, 2008
Time: 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM

A limited number of special boxed sets are available which will include two 11″ x 14″ archival pigment prints, one each of Ali and Schwarzenegger, selected by the author.

Below is an overview of the book, as well as quote from Roy Firestone:

This book features photographs of Muhammad Ali and Arnold Schwarzenegger from the 1970’s. Both iconic figures were at the height of their physical prowess during this time. Satterwhite’s black and white photographs are remarkably vivid portraits of these heroes, exploring their brawn and willpower.

Arnold Schwarzenegger does not seem to be comparable to Muhammad Ali on the surface. But look closer. Both Ali and Schwarzenegger came from nowhere to win titles. Both men were great physical specimens, but later became known for their wit, humanity and crowd-pleasing nature, not merely for their brawn. And, of course, both men became known as two of the greatest icons of their time. They did it largely because they were both able to overcome stereotypes and false perceptions. – Roy Firestone

For more information, visit Photographs Do Not Bend Gallery.

Related Links
• Press Release about Al Satterwhite being honored as a Nikon “Legend Behind the Lens.”
• Al Satterwhite’s website

Sponsored/Affiliate Links
• Al Satterwhite’s Books/Videos on Amazon.com
• Books/Videos Featuring Muhammad Ali on Amazon.com
• Books/Videos Featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger on Amazon.com