Vanishing Icons
photographs by Rick Smith
de Rick Smith
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Vanishing Icons, a portfolio in book form, is a compilation of photographs taken by North Carolina photographer Rick Smith. The images captured over a thirty year period and throughout more than 17 states and 3 countries are dramatic depictions of weathered barns, farmhouses, farm equipment, landscapes and many more rustic subjects of the rural countryside.
Rick says that the photographs are a silent witness to a fading rural landscape. Many of the buildings no longer exist due to decay or rural development. These structures are true art created by the hands of man and nature.
Prints and books can be purchased by contacting Rick directly at ricksmith@northstate.net or by phone at 336-292-1190. You may also visit his web site at www.ricksmithicons.com.
Rick says that the photographs are a silent witness to a fading rural landscape. Many of the buildings no longer exist due to decay or rural development. These structures are true art created by the hands of man and nature.
Prints and books can be purchased by contacting Rick directly at ricksmith@northstate.net or by phone at 336-292-1190. You may also visit his web site at www.ricksmithicons.com.
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- Categoría principal: Libros de arte y fotografía
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Características: Apaisado estándar, 25×20 cm
N.º de páginas: 62 - Fecha de publicación: nov. 15, 2009
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Rick Smith
High Point, NC
Rick draws inspiration from the stillness and silence of his subjects. Being especially drawn to the pastoral countryside he is fascinated by forms and textures in nature with the ability to visually transform the ordinary into the extraordinary. He has won numerous national and international awards for his work including his most coveted, being selected for inclusion in an international exhibit at Cologne, Germany (one of only 100 images chosen from 27,000 submissions). Rick has lectured at Rochester Institute of Technology. He is a regular lecturer, workshop leader and contributor at North Carolina Randolph Community College's photographic program.