We had a great time with everyone who came to our meetup at the Jefferson Memorial to watch the World War II warbirds fly over D.C. on May 8. Thanks again to the wonderful Colonel Scott Willey, who told us all about what was flying over. We got a couple of you lucky ducks VIP access to the roof of the tallest building in Rosslyn, and tons of you scattered around D.C. getting whatever sights you could. Here are the best shots from the #WW2Flyover:
Thank You for Another Great Exposed!
Our 9th annual Exposed DC Photography Show kicked off with a bang last night! Thanks to everyone who came out to celebrate our fantastic D.C. area photographers and their 42 images of life in the District. You can buy any of the (very affordable!) framed photographs in the show at our online store. You can also buy the official exhibition magazine at MagCloud or in person at our free closing reception on April 11, 4 to 8 p.m. Additional dates to view the exhibition for free are:
– Saturday, March 14, 4:30-7:30pm
– Friday, March 20, 6-8pm
– Saturday, March 28, 6-8pm
Huge thanks go to Capital Fringe, who hosted the show in their brand new headquarters in Trinidad. Their staff was amazing last night, and the Fringe team has been a great partner for us this year. Fringe offers theater, music, and other events year round, including the annual Capital Fringe Festival in the summer – sign up for their newsletter to check out the latest offerings.
Hundreds of you raised a glass for Bluejacket last night and their killer beers brewed right here in D.C. Last night they poured for us their Forbidden Planet – Dry-Hopped Kolsch, Lost Weekend – Citra IPA, A Little Golden Gem – Kumquat Gose, and the Full Bloom – Funky Farmhouse Ale. (I loved them all, but dang I could drink that deliciously sour A Little Golden Gem every day.) Visit their bar and restaurant in Navy Yard to try their latest offerings.
Additional thanks go to BaseCamp DC for their top-notch printing services, Johanna Ostrich for designing our exhibition program, and Jim Darling for photographing last night’s event.
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9th Annual Exposed DC Show Opens Tomorrow!
Hurry up and get your tickets to tomorrow’s big opening night of the 2015 Exposed DC Photography Show! You’ll enjoy two floors of magnificent images by local photographers and get one of the first looks at Capital Fringe‘s spiffy new home in Trinidad. While you’re there you can buy a copy of the 2015 Exhibition magazine for $10, featuring 28 full-color pages with all the images in the show, or you can order one online and get a free digital copy along with it (or get the digital copy solo for just $2).
The weather is going to be completely gorgeous, so we’ll be toasting to our photographers and to the arrival of spring on Capital Fringe’s big patio with some of Bluejacket‘s finest brews:
- Forbidden Planet – Dry-Hopped Kolsch
- Lost Weekend – Citra IPA
- A Little Golden Gem – Kumquat Gose
- Full Bloom – Funky Farmhouse Ale
Then join us after the exhibit opening on the roof at Red Rocks just a couple of blocks away.
We can’t wait to see you at the show on Thursday!
2015 Best in Show Winner: Messay Shoakena
We’re proud to share the fifth and final Best In Show prize winner from the 9th annual Exposed DC Photography Show. We invited each member of a panel of distinguished D.C. metro-area editors and photojournalists to choose their favorite photograph from the 42 in this year’s exhibit. The five winning photographers will each receive a $100 cash prize from Exposed DC.
Advance tickets are still available for the opening reception this Thursday, March 12.
Today’s Best in Show winner is the splendid “Summer Tango” by Messay Shoakena. His photo was chosen by judge Randall Scott, owner of RandallScottProjects, a contemporary fine art gallery based in Baltimore, Maryland:
A very nice photograph that allows movement in anonymous subjects to relay feeling.
2015 Best in Show Winner: Matt Dunn
We’re proud to share the fourth of our five Best In Show prize winners from the 9th annual Exposed DC Photography Show. We invited each member of a panel of distinguished D.C. metro-area editors and photojournalists to choose their favorite photograph from the 42 in this year’s exhibit. The five winning photographers will each receive a $100 cash prize from Exposed DC.
We’ll be announcing the fifth and final winner tomorrow. Tickets are still available for the opening reception this Thursday, March 12!
Today’s Best in Show winner is the splendid “Museum Guard” by Matt Dunn. His photo was chosen by judge Evan Vucci, co-founder of Haptic Cinema, and a photojournalist for the Associated Press based in Washington, D.C.
I love this photo because at first glance it seems like a a whimsical photo, but as you look at it more it’s anything but.
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