The Photographers' Exchange Members' Gallery ______________________________________________________ Please check back here. We will be adding several new members' pages. Larry Vogel Larry Vogel has exhibited his work since 1979 and continues to exhibit nationally and internationally, including exhibitions at The Ansel Adams Gallery in Yosemite, Susan Spiritus Gallery in Newport Beach, and the Africus, Johannesburg Biennale, 1997. Larry Vogel is a co-founder, and current director of The Photographers' Exchange. Website www.lavogel.com Jan Brueckner I started taking pictures in high school and have been doing it ever since. The arrival of the digital age combined with my membership in the Photo Exchange have stimulated lots of new work, some of which you see here. Gina Genis Gina Genis’ work is in the collections of IBM, Hard Rock Casino, Orange County Transit District, Sackner Archive of Concrete and Visual Poetry, and the Otto G. Richter Library. She has shown at L.A. County Museum and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Miami and in galleries across the country. Website www.ginagenis.com & www.digitalrailroad.net/ginagenis Diane Reeves In the “Duets” Series, the words “Do not fold, spindle or mutilate” have a special resonance. First the b/w prints are painted, then cut or torn apart, then re-assembled by weaving the parts together to create another image. They are grommeted to hand made paper and details are sewn in. Website www.richostrowski.com/DianesArt Ted Nichols I became serious about photography after taking classes locally from Don Huntsman and John Sexton. After viewing the work of Huntsman and Edmund Teske, I liked the artistry that the duotone solarization instilled in an image. Not knowing how the image will turn out adds excitement to the process. Brigitte Schobert Brigitte came to US in 1981 from Munich, Germany. Worked as a scientist at the University of California, Irvine, until 2006. Since then, time and effort are divided between photography of people and urban settings, and printmaking (etchings, woodcuts, linoleum cuts). Janos K. Lanyi Born in Hungary, emigrated to U.S. in 1957. Degrees in chemistry from Stanford and Harvard. Since 1980, Professor of Physiology & Biophysics at University of California, Irvine. Color and B&W photography of people, machines, buildings, landscape, and travels to exotic and not so exotic lands. Website: www.janosklanyi.com Bill Johnson Bill Johnson currently exhibits a collection of nature and landscape photographs on the Southern California art walk and art festival circuits. These are a few of the favorites. Website: www.wishyouwerehere.ifp3.com Frank Cancian My one-person shows include photographs of southern Italy (Rhode Island School of Design 1958), a Chiapas, Mexico Mayan community (Stanford University 1974), and recent US work (Irvine Fine Arts Center 2007). A book, Orange County Housecleaners (2006), combines life stories told by seven women and my photos of them. Website: www.frankcancian.com Barbara Runge Although I am primarily a painter, I carry a camera to record images that I may use for future paintings. Occasionally some of my images work nicely as photographs. The photographs on my gallery page are from a single trip to San Miguel Allende, Mexico. Website: www.rungeart.com DL Nelson In 1983, DL Nelson began photographing Paris. Drawn to the seductiveness of the city and its people, Deborah continues her annual photographic sojourns to the City of Light. Her images, shown in group and solo exhibitions, have won various awards and are held in private and corporate collections, domestically and abroad. Website: www.DLNelson.com Robert Staeck While stationed in Germany at the close of WWII my dad chose the hobby of photography to occupy his time, my mom from her teens loved to paint and draw. So many years of creative influence on my evolving artistic expression have firmly established a lifelong passion in me. Website: www.rstaeckphotography.com Maurice Fialkoff I started photography in 1943. In 1975 I attended classes with Sandor Demlinger and fine art photography with John Sexton. Became acquainted and inspired by Al Belson. Being an Engineer I like the technical side of photography and have built equipment for various clients, now I concentrate on building Pinhole cameras and photography. email: Fialkoff@netzero.net Roger Bennett Roger has had a number of one-person and group shows of his images in the Los Angeles area, including exhibits at the Huntington Beach Library, Rizzoli’s Book Store in Costa Mesa, the Center for Creative Photography in San Juan Capistrano, Cypress College in Cerritos, and the La Habra Fine Art Gallery. Website: www.lensimages.com