They held a photography show at the Arapaho Ranch mansion today. Four of my high/low key portraits were chosen. After going on display around the Big Horn Basin, they will find home at the Wyoming State Museum.
Built in the Italian villa style in 1918, the mansion was a beautiful setting. Rough around some of her edges, she is slated for building improvements in the future.
The front sunroom was my favorite with its three sets of French doors leading to the rest of the house. I could easily be sidetracked into some architectural love but the point was all the photographers and their take on ”community” in the Big Horn Basin.
QR codes led you to an audio recording of each artist explaining their work, subjects, and style. Barrie Lynn Bryant spearheaded this entire show, leading in classes, printing on high quality Hahnemuhle paper, and building the Molesworth inspired frames. A gigantic challenge that Barrie met incredibly well.
I never knew my quick little portraits could ever look so good!
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Your portraits are amazing and fit so well into that ranch/mansion. Well done Carol.
Congratulations. Glad your photography will receive a wider audience. Well deserved.
A well-deserved honor. Kudos to you and your fellow artists!
The art is fantastic, the architecture is great. Thank you Carol for showing us things that we would not see otherwise.
Congratulations! Your work is beautiful.
I love love that sun room!
Just WOW. You amaze me constantly with your art work, your zest for life, your family and Wyoming!. And those frames, another WOW.
Where is the Arapaho Ranch Mansion located?
Kudos, Carol! A very well-deserved and lasting honor.
Congratulations! Well deserved and beautifully done.
Love them Carol! Way to go!
Big congratulations to you Carol!!
Everything worked out great, Carol! WOOHOO!