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  • #1286 - Steve McCurry and Jeffrey Conley

    Exhibitions extended to Saturday, May 4th, 2024
    #1286 - Steve McCurry and Jeffrey Conley
    Due to popular demand Jeffrey Conley's exhibition, An Ode to Nature and Steve McCurry's The Endless Traveler have been extended until Saturday May 4th, 2024. Don't miss this opportunity to experience two amazing shows at our Santa Monica gallery. We look forward to your visit.
  • #1270 - Steve McCurry

    Floating Offerings, Varanasi, India, 1996
    #1270 - Steve McCurry

    "There’s a contemplative or meditative quality to photography, which I find to be a sort of peaceful state. When I’m walking around photographing, I get into a particular mindset where I become much more attuned to the world around me."

     

    ~ Steve McCurry

  • #856 - Marc Riboud

    Varanasi, India, 1956
    #856 - Marc Riboud

    “For me photography is a passion, closer to an obsession. It is not an intellectual process. It is a visual one. While shooting, if we think too much we miss the birdie. A good photograph is a surprise. How could we plan a surprise? We just have to be ready.”

    ~ Marc Riboud
    (1923-2016)