Following is the “critique” about “The Color of Light” my heart felt I needed to share with others on Facebook. As I told you, I selected a good moment to open the book and browse through it several times during a couple of days. It is still lying on a shelf underneath a glass top…
2013 AM Alumni Project Symposium
After a 5 year hiatus, the A.M. Alumni Project Symposium reconvened in Las Trancas, Mexico and was a great success! Participants came with a variety of projects and ideas and spent a week working individually and collectively to further their ideas. Utilizing individual presentations, group meetings, one-on-ones and videos, everyone was able to move their…
Photographs Selected for the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
I am honored to announce that Anne Wilkes Tucker, the Gus and Lyndall Wortham Curator of Photography at the MFAH, has selected the following photographs from my book, The Color of Light, for the museum’s photography collection:…
Looking back at 2012
2012 will always go down for me as an important year with the publication of my book, The Color of Light. I want to thank those of you who supported the project, again. All of the proceeds collected from the sale of the book are going to be utilized toward my next although I’m still…
Website link to “The Color of Light”
http://www.arthurmeyerson.com/book/…
Book Signing at PhotoEye
Thursday, October 4 from 6-8 PM we will have our first book signing to launch “The Color of Light”. For more details……
The Baby Has Arrived!
After almost 40 years of shooting and 2 years of design, editing and sequencing, my book, “The Color of Light” has finally become a reality. Designed by renowned graphic designer, Lowell Williams, the book contains “An Appreciation” by Sam Abell, a forward by Jay Maisel and ends with a conversation between myself and John Paul…
Printing my book, “The Color of Light”
I am in Shenzhen, China where I am overseeing the printing of my book, “The Color of Light”. This is a pretty exciting time for me as this book has been almost 4o years in the making. It’s a collection of some of my favorite personal images… some iconic and some never before published. Subject-wise…
The Brick
With all the talk about the new DSLR cameras with their megapixel possibilities, it was refreshing to find an “old friend”… the Argus C3 rangefinder (circa 1938-1956) at a recent photo swap meet in Vancouver. Affectionately referred to as “the brick” (it’s heavy enough to use as a doorstop or pound fence posts with), I…
Cuba… Old Cars, Great Cigars and More
Cuba is one of those places that most of us think about with a mixed sense of wonder and mystery. Having just had the opportunity to visit and photograph there, courtesy of a cultural exchange, I finally got my opportunity to see and experience this country first hand. While the infrastructure is in dire need of…