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2010 Michael H. Kellicutt International Photo Show About the Preliminary Jurors |
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Ed Grant Ed Grant & his camera, recently a Nikon D200 have traveled together for almost 4 decades, about the same amount of time he spent as a high school classroom teacher. Since retiring in 2002, he has photographed Half Moon Bay’s famous big wave surf break called Mavericks, capturing images of the men & women who surf the monster wave. In February, 2009, he directed a photography exhibition titled “Mavericks, Everest of the Seas”. More recently, a pictorial he shot of legendary big wave surfer, Jeff Clark, shaping a big wave gun, was featured in a window display at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Grant’s skills as a photographer has landed him magazine cover shots & features in books, publications & television broadcasts as well as the Editor’s Choice of a Nikon Photo Contest. You can find out more about Ed at: www.coastalartsleague.com/artists/EdGrant/edgrant.htm
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Robert Jones Robert Jones is a San Francisco photographer whose primary interest is landscape and abstraction of landscape. He has photographed extensively in the greater Bay Area and in the Southwest. He has studied with noted photgraphers Fred Picker, Oliver Gagliani, John Sexton, Bruce Barnbaum and Jay Dusard among others. He has had several one and two person shows in Bay Area galleries and is affiliated with the Zone III Photographic Society. Robert is a long time friend of the show. He has been a volunteer with the show since its beginning in 2004.
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Craig Lee A veteran photojournalist, Craig Lee's professional career began in 1979, working part-time for the Mountain Democrat in Placerville, California. In 1983, after completing his BA degree in Photojournalism from San Jose State University, Craig was hired as a photographer for the San Francisco Examiner, at the time, one of two major dailies serving the city. He photographed events surrounding the Democratic National Convention, the 49ers during the Bill Walsh/Joe Montaina era, and Dianne Feinstein, then Mayor of San Francisco. During his over 25 years with the paper, he has been recognized by the National Press Photographers Association, Pictures of the Year, as well locally in the San Francisco Bay Area. In 2000, the Examiner and the San Francisco Chronicle merged. Under the Chronicle banner, Craig focused his efforts on the Food and Wine section, helping the Chronicle to win 3 James Beard Awards for Best Food and Wine section of a major newspaper in the United States. In April of 2009, Craig left the paper to freelance. Craig's current work can be seen at: www.craigleephoto.com |
Sheila Smart Sheila Smart is a Sydney, Australia based photographer who has exhibited her work both in Sydney and in the United States. She has been published worldwide including National Geographic Traveler Magazine and recently won the Society of Wedding and Portrait Photographers (SWPP) Traditional Portraiture International Photographer of the Year 2009 for her portrait of Cedric, an aboriginal street performer. For her monochrome work, Sheila won the Black and White Spider Awards Photographer of the Year 2005 - amateur. Sheila won the Gold Award for Traditional Portraiture International Society Photographer of the Year 2008 from the UK based SWPP/BPPA. This www.swpp.co.uk/convention/photographic_competition_08/traditional_portraiture_international.htm
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