As the summer progresses, I continue to work on the South Bay Salt Pond project. The last week or so was focused on mounting an exhibit of photographs at the Coyote Point Museum in San Mateo, California. It was great fun putting this together. The general theme fell out of my recent work assembling a collage of colors and textures from my salt pond photographs. The final exhibit contains an introductory panel and 50 photographs.

The SALT PONDS: A Bird’s Eye View of Colors and Textures in South San Francisco Bay runs from 7 July to 1 September. If you are in the neighborhood, stop by and take a look. Be forewarned that this involves an entrance fee for the Coyote Point Park ($5/car) and the museum itself ($7/adult), both worthy causes and pleasant spots.

My Son Thomas edited a brief (< 3 minutes) trailer for the exhibit which we have posted to YouTube. It shows just how fast an exhibit can come together.

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I have also posted small versions of the SALT PONDS exhibit in an online gallery. Give it a browse if you have the time.

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