Fine Art Nature Photography
Please join me for The Colors of Carolina Artist Reception on February 26. I’ll be talking about my photography and offering limited edition matted prints for purchase. I’d love to see you there!
The reception is going to be at Earth Fare on Pelham Road in Greenville, SC from 5-7pm.
Remedy for the Soul © Lynn Pilewski
Come on down to Greer this weekend, Sat Sept 25 from 11-4 for the Greer Gallery Walk. I’m going to have all of my framed flower macro images on display along with a few surprises! I’ll also have some matted prints available. Look for me at Kims Fabrics and More next to The Davenport on Trade Street.
For more information, visit the official Facebook Page.
Magical Color Exhibition at The Commerce Club | Images ©Lynn Pilewski
Magical Color is now on display at The Commerce Club in Greenville, SC. This is a solo show featuring large landscape images from photographer Lynn Pilewski. The art will be on display through the first week of October.
25% of sales will be donated to Club Corp Charities which include Ronald McDonald House, CC Employee Partners Care Foundation and MDA Augie’s Quest Initiative.
Autumn Magic (24×36 gallery wrapped canvas) will be available for auction at the Club Corp Charity Classic on October 1. Click on the link for more information and to purchase tickets to this event.
While The Commerce Club is a private club, showings can be arranged by contacting Lynn.
In The Tub ©2010, Lynn Pilewski
This annual event challenges NANPA members to take a nature photograph on June 15. NANPA is the North American Nature Photographers Association. As a member, I submitted the above image as my contribution. I stopped at lunch time to capture this clematis in a tin tub.
I encourage all of my friends and acquaintances to get out and take one photo today. It can be on your cell phone camera – you don’t need anything fancy. It will be a fond memory of a beautiful summer day.
Pinnacle © 2009, Lynn Pilewski
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Wednesday, August 4, 2010 at 5:00pm
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Carolina Gallery
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145 West Main Street
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Spartanburg, SC
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Autumn Path ©2010, Lynn Pilewski
“Autumn Path” is the image that will be auctioned at the Bi-Lo Charities event next month. This is a single image edition, never to be printed again. It’s printed at 20″x36″ on metallic paper and will be framed. Visit www.bi-locharities.org to register for the event. (They’ll even be auctioning off a car!)
For anyone who is interested in photography, think about attending the upcoming Click646 event in Greenwood, South Carolina on October 16 & 17.
The inaugural event will spotlight photographers Christina Mittermeier, Joyce Tenneson, Keith Cardwell and jon holloway, as well as a student exhibition and photography contest. My show, Carolina on My Mind will also be on display at the Federal Building along with the ILCP traveling show.
Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased here.
End of Days
Please join me for the opening of Carolina on my Mind on Friday, October 2 from 5-7pm. This is a solo show featuring landscape photography at the Capitalbank Special Exhibits Gallery in Greenwood, SC. The exhibit will run from October 2 – 30. For more information and directions, visit the Arts Council of Greenwood website.
Make sure you stop by Upstate Visual Arts Gallery this Friday, June 5 from 6-8pm. It’s opening night for the “Find It, Fit It, Fill It” show. I’m one of 27 artists who are participating in this show that will run through the first week of July. The gallery is located at 701 Pendleton Street in Greenville. Hope to see you there!
The SC Festival of Flowers Juried Art Exhibit will be held June 2-30 at The Arts Center at the Federal Building in Greenwood, SC. Please stop by for the opening reception which will be held on June 26. The work above, Dawn, was selected to be a part of this exhibit! There will also be a photography exhibit in the same building the weekend of the 26th. For more information, visit the Festival of Flowers website.
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