The 2016 INPrint Photographers
INPrint was our call for entries that put the focus on the final product of the photographers vision, the photographic print or object, not the jpeg on the screen.
A photograph may start with an idea, a click of the shutter, but the art of the photographer cannot be fully appreciated until it is in our physical presence.
This call was a learning experience for us and for many of the participants. Our feeling that nothing compares to seeing the photographic print in person proved to be true. Some images that caught our attention when seeing them on the web, fell flat when viewing them in person, while some that may have been overlooked on a computer were stunning to view in person. This call caused many photographers to work outside of their usual workflow. Thinking about different ways of presentation and printing smaller became a creative exercise for some.
Thank you to all the photographers that participated. We know the time, cost and effort that goes into submitting your work.
Thank you to Catherine Couturier of the Catherine Couturier Gallery for being our guest juror. Thank you to our sponsors Adore Noir, Artisan Craftsman Books, Hahnemühle , andLuna Press for your support.
We look forward to sharing the work of these photographers in the months ahead.
Juror’s Choice
1st Bob Cornelis
2nd Keith Taylor
3rd C.J. Thompson*
Works of Merit
(In alphabetical order )
Andrew S. Bale
Mariana Bartolomeo
Samantha Vandeman
Honorable Mention
Lee Bass
Laura Burlton
Melanie Walker
Kent Wisner
Rfotofolio’s Choice Awards
(In alphabetical order )
Diana Bloomfield
Karen Hymer
Kimberly Schneider
Norm Snyder
Works of Merit
Daniel Kuczynski
Denis Roussel
Mary Aiu
Liese Ricketts
Paul Sisson
*C. J.Thompson is the Artisan Craftsman Book award winner.
Thank you to J.Rosenthal for photographing the entries.
Love seeing all the work. A splendid selection. Wish we could all see it as you have, in person.
Some lovely works here.
Stunning works!!
Congratulations to everyone.
Thank you for your work into this project. It is great to see all these precious “little” images, especially in a time when the huge print seems to be what’s in vogue… perhaps that is changing.
Simply thrilled and honored, to find myself in this company.
Thank you.
Thank you
Thank you, we are working on it.
Thank you.
I am honored to be included, thank you.
Thank you Karen.
Namaste to each and everyone involved.
Thank you
Thank you, RfotoFolio for your tremendous continued support for all of us!!