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About us
Our Purpose:
To heighten awareness of the general public that digital
photography has become a viable art medium.
Digital Photography
Internationale, (DPI), is a consortium of 13 international
photographers who joined forces in 2002 to present
an all-digital photography exhibit. The group's intention
is to heighten awareness of digital photography as an art
medium. The guild continues to stay on the cutting edge of
digital imaging with camera upgrades, expanding software
capabilities, and setting standards in digital darkroom
processing. Many of the members are exploring virtual
painting, sketching and brushes tethered to the computer
through a stylis and desktop canvas. Photography expertise
ranges from abstracts to weddings, however most are intensely
connected to natural landscapes, natural portraiture and photographing
the animal kingdom.
The organization was
originally founded by photographer and exhibitor, James
Geddes, now located in an eastern suburb of Seattle
WA. DPI has been showcased throughout the US
during a 4 year tour of their photographic exhibit. The DPI
members have been presented with countless
awards for photographic expertise. The individuals are
very active in competitions ranging from local shows,
national and international competitions.
There
are thousands of people who take photographs. There are only a
few digital photography artists. These have been selected to
join us.
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Our
Members: |
James Geddes,
Seattle, Washington, US
Laryl Hancock, Yuma, Arizona, US
Thomas Kirchen, Oregon, US
Guy Biechele, Massachusetts, US
Greg Anzalone, New York State, US
Noel Carboni, Florida, US
Art Cole, Virginia, US
Brian Zimmerman, Virginia, US
James Johnston, Ohio, US
Steve Vit, Melbourne,
Australia
Ilona Wellmann, Gummersbach, Germany
Trine Sirnes, Fredrikstad, Norway |
A virtual
display of the DPI exhibit locations and venues from 2002 -
2004: Exhibitions.
Each artist had one photograph in the exhibit.
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