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Moments captured in black and white

Bayside NewsBy Bayside News26 April 2022Updated:27 April 2022No Comments1 Min Read
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Black and white beauty: An exhibition of black and white photography is on display at the Frankston Arts Centre. Work from local photographer Max Lane is featured. Picture: Supplied
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AN exhibition featuring black and white photos taken by two local photographers is running until the end of the week.

Frankston Arts Centre is hosting the “Themes in Photo-documentary and Nature Photography” exhibition at Cube 37. Photos by Peter Dwyer and Max Lane are being displayed.

Mr Dwyer, who is exploring photo documentary style photography, said that the black and white exhibition serves as a tribute to one of his mentors. “The black and white theme is a tribute to my most influential mentor, the late Richard White, a master of black and white photography, who taught me how to conjure a wonderful image from either the spectacular or the mundane,” he said.

A SELF portrait by Peter Dwyer.

Mr Lane has traveled to Antarctica, North America, Iceland, Greenland, India, and Africa to capture photos of wildlife.

The exhibition runs until 30 April. For more information visit artscentre.frankston.vic.gov.au/Whats-On/Art-Exhibitions/Peter-Dwyer-Max-Lane

First published in the Frankston Times – 26 April 2022

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