photo-eye Gallery photographer Tom Chambers is featured on the cover of this months SilverShotz magazine (Volume 7 Edition 3)! This 17 page spread features 16 of Chambers' photographs from his Rite of Passage, Ex Voto, and Entropic Kingdom series.


An exhibition of Tom Chambers' work will be opening at photo-eye Gallery Friday August 5th. This exhibition will include both favorites from earlier bodies of work and prints from his newest series Dreaming in Reverse/ Soñando Hacia Atrás

photo-eye Gallery photographer and current exhibitor Jamey Stillings is continuing to make news both across the country and around the world.



The May/June issue of Photo Technique magazine features an essay by Jamey Stillings (accompanied by photos). As the magazine promises, the article is rich with technical details, from his camera type (Canon 5D Mark II) to just how to make that perfect areal shot. Stillings also describes the planning and the frequently difficult process of taking a photo essay project from concept to realization.

An excellent article, now online and at news agents everywhere.

Additionally, photographs from Stilling's Bridge At Hoover Dam project were just featured in a Los Angeles Times Magazine article about the bridge.

Jamey Stilling's Bridge at Hoover Dam will be on display at photo-eye Gallery through May 21st.

Summer may be winding down, but photo-eye’s artists are busier than ever… Check out some of the things they have been up to:

Tom Chambers’ Night Light is featured on the cover of the November issue of Color magazine. With almost 500 entries and 9,000 images submitted, Color chose to give Chambers the Award of Excellence. Color is available at newsagents now.

Hiroshi Watanabe’s portfolio Suo Sarumawashi has been prominently displayed at Promenades Photographiques in Vendome, France. His image Aikichi 2, Suo Sarumawashi was chosen for the official festival poster.

For those in Santa Fe, be sure to pick up your copy of this week’s (August 25-31) Santa Fe Reporter and check out Rani Molla’s review of PE’s summer exhibition: Elemental. Of the show, she writes: “Elemental’s three complementary photographers—Chris McCaw, Mitch Dobrowner, and Edward Ranney—all focus on nature as their subject, but without an overt environmental message. A show that invokes earth, fire, wind, water and heart can’t stray too far from the Planeteers’ territory – or from fear and love.”