Member Events

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Exhibitions

• Jeanine Vitale: Visions of Trees.
• Jeanine's first solo show of color photography and digital photo collage, "Visions of Trees," opens March 14 at the Westboro Gallery. More than just an intriguing collection of tree images, her images are an ode to the local forests where she sought solace after being widowed. “When I'm photographing, I'm looking for mystery and beauty, and sometimes I manipulate the images, because a photograph is never going to be as wonderful as the human eye. The brain imagines things while it sees, but the camera isn't going to imagine, so I manipulate colors and create collages to give you an idea of what you think you saw.” Opening reception Sunday March 16, 2–5pm.
• The Westboro Gallery, 8 West Main St. Westborough MA, 508-870-0110. March 14 through June 2. Hours are Wednesday through Saturday, 11 a.m.–5 p.m., Sundays 11 a.m.–2 p.m.. Admission is free. Gallery website. Boston Globe article about Jeanine and her work.

Other News

• Andy Caulfield helps produce book on Rolling Stones 1969 tour of America.
• CIPNE member Andy Caulfield worked closely with California based photographer and author Ethan Russell (Beatles, Rolling Stones, Who) to coordinate and retouch the photographs for Ethan's book: "Let It Bleed: The Rolling Stones 1969 U.S. Tour" published December 2007 by Rhino. Ethan Russell brings to life this extraordinary story through new interviews and unpublished vintage photographs of this infamous tour that ended in a concert at Altamont speedway in California.
• In additional to handling the overall file preparation and retouching of all the book's photographs Andy also created a unique 44" panoramic fold out image of a Hyde Park concert in London and photographed the rose petals for the book's packaging, as well as the author's portrait. This limited edition collector's book is 420 pages, 15"x12" page format and contains over 400 B&W and color photographs.
• Visit http://www.letitbleedbook.com to see the book.