Exposed DC – Noe Todorovich

Friday Links: June 15, 2018

June 15, 2018 By Noe Todorovich Leave a Comment

DCist is back! Along with our favorite required reading: the monthly Arts Agenda by Exposed alum Pat Padua.
Mark your calendars for Tuesday, June 26 from 2-3 p.m. to chat at 202Creates Co-Working Day about the business side of photography. More info to come.
Starting today, see the evolution of Daguerrerotypes: Five Decades of Collecting at the National Portrait Gallery.
Westminster Abbey’s attic has been closed to the public for 700 years—until this week. Architecture Digest gives us a peek at the hundreds of British relics it holds and the spectacular views of London.
Our Crystal City Fotowalk sets the stage for the Washington Photo Safari all about composition on Sunday, June 24, 2:30-5:00 p.m., $79.
Anthony Hilliard talks with Noisey about how he came to be Future’s lead photographer and stories behind some of his images.
TEAL Magazine, a publication that focuses on film photography, music, art and culture, is having a launch party for their inaugural issue on July 7. RSVP here.
Twelve photographers have been shortlisted for the Leica Oskar Barnack Award. The winner will be announced in October.
Thomas Peschak juxtaposes the past with the present in Peru’s Guano Islands to see how seabird habitats have changed over the years.
National Geographic is hosting a Your Shot Meet Up on Saturday, June 23 at their headquarters. Space is limited and free for members, but RSVP is required.

Friday Links: May 18, 2018

May 18, 2018 By Noe Todorovich Leave a Comment

Thank you so much to everyone who joined us at our opening of the 12th annual Exposed DC Photography Show at Dupont Underground and to everyone who came by to visit the exhibit afterwards! Did you catch our opening night wrap-up with great photos by Mariah Miranda? *UPDATE* The exhibit will be open 12-5 p.m. this weekend. You can also peruse our online store if you’d like to purchase any of the photos in the show. Now who’s ready for some links?

Join Kirth Bobb, one of the 35 photographers in this year’s show, tomorrow morning for a Petworth PhotoWalk focused on taking family photography to the next level, 9-11 a.m.
A picture of graffiti at Zion National Park got so much attention on social media that the self-confessed vandal turned himself in to park rangers.
Eric Etheridge provides visual and oral histories of Mississippi’s Freedom Riders, including portraits taken around 50 years after their mug shots.
The winners of the Focus on the Story Awards have been announced and will be exhibited during the upcoming festival, June 7-10. You can still register for the festival as well as special events, but spots are filling up fast so don’t wait too long!
GQ turned the botched Photoshop job into comedy with its latest magazine cover.
More Than Just Parks’ crew of three spent two weeks backpacking through Death Valley National Park taking 4 TB worth of photos and video to create a beautiful time-lapse video. The group aims to create them for every U.S. national park, and we are on board with it.
James Forde shares his experience as a photojournalist in Venezuela over the past two years.
Sign up for one of the many upcoming classes or special events from the Capital Photography Center.

Exposed DC Opening Night Wrap-Up

May 12, 2018 By Noe Todorovich Leave a Comment

Mariah Miranda (click image to advance)
Mariah Miranda (click image to advance)
Mariah Miranda (click image to advance)
Mariah Miranda (click image to advance)
Mariah Miranda (click image to advance)
Mariah Miranda (click image to advance)
Mariah Miranda (click image to advance)
Mariah Miranda (click image to advance)
Mariah Miranda (click image to advance)
Mariah Miranda (click image to advance)
Mariah Miranda (click image to advance)

View the full set of images here

Thank you so much to everyone who joined us last night for the opening of our 12th annual Exposed DC Photography Show. We had a great time with you all, and we hope you enjoyed the celebration for the 40 winning images of the DC metro area. If you’d like to purchase any of the photos on display as fine art framed prints, you can do so here. You can also get a copy of our 2018 Exhibition Program online here or during any of the gallery hours during the exhibit run, which are free and open to all: Saturday and Sunday, noon to 5 p.m., and Tuesday the 15th through Sunday the 20th. The last day of the exhibit is Monday, May 21, 5-7 p.m.

Exposed DC would like to thank Dupont Underground for hosting our exhibit, Dodge-Chrome, Inc. for printing the winning images, Union 206 Studio for sponsoring the Best in Show awards, goARTful for printing support, Capital Photography Center for general support, and The Beat & Path for providing great music all night long. BaseCampDC provides our paper printing services, and Rachael Carter designed our beautiful exhibition program.

We also want to thank our photographer, Mariah Miranda, for doing a great job documenting the special occasion! Enjoy a sampling of photos from the night above, and you can view the full set here.

2018 Best in Show Winner: Miki Jourdan

May 9, 2018 By Noe Todorovich Leave a Comment

Today we announce the fifth and final Best in Show prize winner from the 12th Annual Exposed DC Photography Show, which opens this Friday. We invited a panel of five distinguished photographers to each choose a favorite image from this year’s exhibit to be awarded a Best in Show award. Each winning photographer will receive a $100 cash prize, sponsored by Union 206 Studio.

Advance tickets for our May 11 opening night are still available, so don’t delay!

Now without further ado, the fifth Best in Show winning photo is “Resist” by Miki Jourdan, selected by judge Marvin Joseph. Joseph wrote, “I really liked the darkness and saturated color and ghost white bonnets that the ladies wore. Definitely reminded me of imagery from the tv show The Handmaid’s Tale.” It definitely reminds me of the show as well, and I love stark contrast and how it almost looks like the group is illuminated by a spotlight, creating a very dramatic vibe.

You can see more of Jourdan’s photographs on Instagram.

***

Marvin Joseph is a Washington, D.C. native and staff photojournalist for The Washington Post. His work includes celebrity portraiture, fashion, and editorial photography. In addition to the Post, his photographs have appeared in Newsweek, Washingtonian, Essence, Sister 2 Sister and Ebony and Jet magazines, as well as the books “Michelle: Her First Year As First Lady” and “The Inauguration of Barack Obama: A Photographic Journal.” His photographs have won contests by Pictures of the Year International (POYi), The National Press Photographers Association, The Best of Photojournalism, Northern Short Course, and The White House News Photographers Association. His photographs were also a part of “Coming Home a Different Person,” which earned the Documentary Project of the Year Award from POYi, and a Pulitzer Prize finalist documenting Specialist Robert Warren, a soldier who returned from Afghanistan with a traumatic brain injury.

2018 Best in Show Winner: Marci Lindsay

May 8, 2018 By Noe Todorovich Leave a Comment

**Marci Lindsay – Market Vendor’s Assistant**

Today we have the fourth Best in Show prize winner from the 12th Annual Exposed DC Photography Show. A panel of five distinguished photographers was invited to choose their favorite image from this year’s exhibit to be awarded a Best in Show award. Each winning photographer will receive a $100 cash prize, sponsored by Union 206 Studio.

For our third winning photo we have “Market Vendor’s Assistant” by Marci Lindsay, selected by judge Carolyn Russo. Russo wrote, “The colors, cropped elements, and sense of mystery in this scene remind me of an Edward Hopper painting.” I love the connection Russo makes here. I also find mysel drawn into the image by the lack of a person in the frame while the dog stares intently forward. Maybe it’s that along with the cropped elements that adds intrigue to this scene…making me wonder what is happening all around the photographer in this very moment.

You can see more of Lindsay’s photographs on Instagram.

***

Carolyn Russo is a museum specialist, photographer, and co-curator for the art collection at the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum. She is the author of four books: Art of the Airport Tower (Smithsonian Books, Fall 2015), In Plane View: Abstractions of Flight (powerHouse Books, 2007), Artifacts of Flight (Harry N. Abrams, 2003), and Women and Flight: Portraits of Contemporary Women Pilots (Bulfinch Press, 1997). She has curated several exhibitions and her photographs have been widely exhibited in the United States, China, and Finland.