Albuquerque 2009 #44
Tetman Callis has shown his work in galleries in Albuquerque and New York City, and has published various short fictions in such magazines as NOON, New York Tyrant, Atticus Review, Queen Mob’s Tea House, Cloudbank, and COVER Literary Magazine, and two books, “High Street” and “Franny & Toby.” He has a degree in philosophy and lives in Chicago with his wife and two cats.
Scaling the Dunes
I grew up in a family of photographers – both my grandfather and father were award-winning amateur photographers, and my father was well known for his slide travelogues. I received my first box camera at the age of seven and haven’t stopped taking pictures since. Keeping up with changes in camera technology has been a continuing challenge. Now that I’m retired from fifty years of teaching at Gettysburg College, I’ve found time to submit photos for exhibition. My images have been accepted by regional juried shows in Pennsylvania, Virginia, Colorado and Maryland. Among my five one-woman shows have been “The Balkan Backstory.” “Faces of Myanmar,” and “Barns of Adams County.”
Blue Ridge Steps
Stairway to Heaven, El Morro National Monument
Jeanne Julian’s photography has been featured in galleries and art exhibits in Eastern North Carolina, where she is an enthusiastic member of the Coastal Photo Club. The juried exhibits “Lighthouse Stories and Tales of the Sea” (Staten Island) and “The Bicycle: art meets form” (High Point, NC) also have included her work. Several journals have published her images: she was the featured photographer in moonShine review (summer 2105), and her photos illustrate covers of Minerva Rising, Hartskill Review, Kakalak, and Shoal. Her photography also appears in two Nature Inspired anthologies; County Lines Literary Journal 2016; and the book Focus: Passages (2010). Her article “Lighten Up: A Walking Tour of the Luberon” was featured in the journal of the Photographic Society of America. Jeanne’s full-length poetry collection, Like the O in Hope, was published in 2019 by The Poetry Box Select. www.jeannejulian.com
Patchwork of Alders
Jennifer finds great beauty in ordinary things seen in a different or closer way. On any day you may find her stirring pots of poetry, music, gardening, animal care and digital photography. Jennifer is married and has three grown children and a small farm. She is a professional harpist and former RN.
View from Carol’s Window
Roger Camp is the author of three photography books including the award-winning Butterflies in Flight, Thames & Hudson, 2002 and Heat, Charta, Milano, 2008. His work has appeared in numerous journals including The New England Review, New York Quarterly, and the Vassar Review. His work is represented by the Robin Rice Gallery, NYC.
I Almost Missed You #1
I Almost Missed You #3
I Almost Missed You #5
Raised in the American Midwest in what was once known as The German Triangle, Mr. Soetebier’s work explores what effect his Deutsch heritage, ancestral family, and the myths and traditions of his peoples have had on memory and the way he perceives and goes about the world. Mr. Soetebier received his Master of Fine Arts in Painting from the University of Florida in 1988 and taught drawing at the New World School of the Arts in Miami. He was an original member of the South Florida Art Center and later worked as a decorative painter in New York City and Los Angeles where he was also admitted into the Los Angeles Art Association. A frequent exhibitor at such events as The Other Art Fair by Saatchi, stARTup, and Conception; his work was recently included in the 79th Crocker Kingsley in Sacramento and a solo show at Acumen Gallery in Napa Valley. Jupp currently resides in Northern California with his wife and Leonberger dogs.
