Please join us on October 4th for the opening reception and award presentations for the Monochrome Photography Juried Show.

There is a misconception that monochrome photography is synonymous with black & white. Monochrome photos are photos that contain variations of only one color and nothing else. This could be different shades of blue, green, or grey, for example. Think back to vintage sepia or cyanotype photographs. These styles were common before the digital age or even color film.

There are various ways to create monochrome photos. For instance, find a scene that has only one color and capture. Most cameras have many in-camera functions that can allow one to create differing levels of contrast or other desired effects. Alternatively, post-processing tools can be used to create monochrome photos.

This event is free and open to the public. Free parking is available behind the building during this event.

The exhibit will be available through October 22nd.