New Solo Photography Exhibit at the Rok Bistro in Sunnyvale

I am pleased to announce a new solo exhibit at the Rok Bistro restaurant to highlight two new series of photographs: “Rockscapes in the Valley of Fire” and “Rock Textures in Point Lobos.” The display includes a selection of my award winning Yosemite images including my “Nature’s Firefall” image.

I created two new series for the Rok Bistro capturing the natural beauty of rock and “rockscapes” with their unique textures and colors in dramatic lighting and in some of the most beautiful locations. These are two of my favorite locations to shoot and visit – my goal was to capture images that reminded me of a place I wanted to be on a Friday afternoon. I have a selection of 16 images on display and for sale. The exhibit will run through 2009.

The Rok Bistro Restaurant is a new fondue and "Hot Stone" restaurant in downtown Sunnyvale at 124 S. Murphy Ave, Sunnyvale, CA

(Photograph above is Copyright PQ Photography)

Solo Photography Exhibit at the S Gallery on University Avenue in Palo Alto

One of my latest photography exhibits is a small solo exhibit at the "S Gallery" on University Avenue in Downtown Palo Alto. Ok, so this is actually the Starbucks on University Avenue (corner of Bryant), but it is darn nice real estate and I have 6 large photographs hanging! Drop in a get your favorite coffee drink and see a few of my latest. I took my wife, Mary, by there for our date night last week and showed her the display

Enjoy!
John

Wrapup for "Come meet the Artist" at Filoli with the "California Dreaming" photography exhibit

I just finished up the artist reception and the "come meet the artists day" at Filoli Gardens in Woodside for the "California Dreaming" photography exhibit! Fantastic turnout. Thanks so much for everyone that stopped in! The support and encouragement continues to be wonderful!

About 16 artists where there and I had about 30 pieces matted pieces that I was showing. My "Last Images of the Grant Road Farm" is part of the exhibit. It is here in my portfolio selection:

http://www.jharrisonphoto.com/gallery/2747559_ghkMc/1/196146963_AjFxm/Medium

It is essentially one of the last farms in Silicon Valley and Mountain View. The Grant Road Farm was known for the pumpkin patch at Halloween and Christmas Tree sales and the train during Christmas. A group around Mountain View tried to make a last ditch effort to save at least a portion of the farm to be a teaching farm. But... it is destined to become houses. Currently there is only a dirt field and the barn in the middle. The mustard was mowed down as soon as it started popping up this year.

I am at least fortunate enough to have captured a good last image of the farm. I have some additional images in this gallery:

http://www.jharrisonphoto.com/gallery/2748739_7CvCb

Thanks again for everyone that stopped by!