Club Competition This Wednesday, March 2, 7:30 pm
Our next competition of the season is this Wednesday, March 2, 2016
The assigned subject for March is Another Time.
Print submissions are accepted until 7:15 pm the evening of the competition. The meeting will begin promptly at 7:30pm.
Our judges for this evening will be:
Roger Salls – rogersallsphotography.com
For over 20 years as a professional, Roger has made creative images in portrait, wedding, event and commercial photography.
His career began as a graduate of Brooks Institute of Photography. After seven years as a corporate photographer at an international Connecticut corporation, in 1985 he opened his own studio in Stratford. Ten years ago Roger converted to an all-digital format, while keeping large-format film capabilities.
As a 26-year resident of Stratford, Roger participates in many volunteer and civic activities. He has donated his time, serving as Chairman of the local chapter of American Red Cross, on the Sterling House Commission, and on the Board of Directors of Habitat for Humanity. Local area high school students also spend a day with Roger as part of their high school’s career development program.
Ron Lake – www.ronlake.com
Ron holds an M.F.A. in Fine Art Photography from Pratt Institute and has been involved in this medium for over 30 years. He is both an instructor of photography and a lifelong student of the art form. He also teaches and participates in International workshops. His photographs are presently showcased in numerous galleries and private collections.
Accomplishments include receiving an award in Spectra 04, The National Triennial in Photography for his Tuscan image, Verso La Ca’Solare, and being accepted in national juried shows such as The National Prize Show, Photoworks 09 and The Art of the Northeast where his image from Provence, Abbaye de Senanque, was mentioned in The New York Times. His Venetian Bridges Series was distributed nationally by Crate & Barrel.
Ron hails from Boston and currently lives in Westport.
Tony Andriulli
After earning a degree in marketing and advertising, Tony began his career as an account executive at Benton & Bowles, a major New York ad agency, in the height of the “Mad Men” of Madison Avenue era.
During his time at B&B Tony worked on ad campaigns for a variety of notable clients, including Procter & Gamble and Allied Chemical. In 1967, with several years of experience under his belt, Tony was inspired to start his own company, Tony Andriulli Inc., an agency focused on marketing and providing representation for photographers looking to break into various advertising and editorial markets.
In order to better serve an expanding client base, in the mid-1970s Tony joined with fellow representative Sam Bernstein to form Bernstein & Andriulli Inc. (ba-reps.com). Over the next 35 years, B&A expanded its talent and client portfolios dramatically. Today, from its offices in the U.S., England and China, B&A represents over 50 photographers of various disciplines, 150 illustrators, animators and filmmakers across the globe. Now retired, Tony enjoys sports cars, golf, travel and photography, mainly as reference for his landscape paintings.
