Lloyd Weller & Ellen Felsenthal

Contemporary Photography
November 4-December 6

Lloyd Weller

About

My work often celebrates the freedom to express by combining related and unrelated concepts, subjects, and spaces into new, often ambiguous entities. Seemingly “normal”, I relish in the idea of the subtle discovery of surprise.  It is the interior landscape of the mind, the discovery of the enhanced character, unavailable  to the naked eye, that I seek.  The artists I admire, and who have influenced my  thinking and my work, are the painters who freely altered their colors, their spaces,  and their relationships to discover what really mattered to them, the interior  landscape of their own mind.

Ellen Felsenthal

Photography is one way to share my deep reverence for the natural world, particularly the animals who share my life and define my experience. These individuals are not only my subjects; they are my inspiration. As a traditional “shooter,” I create images with minimal computer enhancement, relying instead on elements found in nature to give my images their structure. I am drawn to detail – the small fragments of color, texture and pattern that make up my personal landscape.

Ellen Felsenthal, October 2013, Website: http://ellenfelsenthal.com/

Cashmere Goats at Sunset, Tsagaannuur, Mongolia, 2013

 
Ger at Gun Galuut Nature Reserve, Tov Province, Mongolia, 2013

Oroq Sinqula (gray) horse, Mongolia, 2013

River Crossing, Southeast of Saridag Mountains, Darhat Valley, Mongolia, 2013

Tori (sable) Reindeer, Mongolia, 2013

Zeerd (dun) horse, Mongolia, 2013

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