November 2025 Meeting
Aim for a scene where a small portion is lit by a splash of light and the rest is in shadow. Seek out a deep forest or a darkened room for a compelling composition. The beginning or end of a sunny day, when the sun is close to the horizon and is casting long shadows, may offer good opportunities. Nighttime is also a great time to find shadows and bits of light waiting for you to compose into a photo. You may also be able to manipulate your own lighting to create a beautiful photo, either outdoors or indoors. Look at light and shadow as the main subject, and use your imagination to do something special with them.
Our judge this month is Trish Sangelo. Trish received her Master of Fine Arts from the prestigious Cranbrook Academy of Art and her Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Kansas City Art Institute, with a focus in painting, photography, and installation art. For over 33 years, she has served as the Gallery Director and a Professor of Photography at Arapahoe Community College, where she has mentored emerging artists and curated a wide range of exhibitions.
Trish has exhibited her work both locally and nationally, presenting a diverse body of work that celebrates her personal journey as a photographer and artist. Her practice explores themes of nature, culture, transformation, and connection through multiple mediums.
In addition to her academic and curatorial work, Trish partners with local arts organizations to lead discussions and workshops on copyright law, artist marketing, and gallery readiness. Her commitment to supporting artists and strengthening the creative community remains at the core of her career.
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