Many thanks to ASmith Gallery in Johnson City, Texas and juror, Kevin Tully, for including “Teapot: Study in Blue” in the Diptych exhibit January 18-March 10, 2019. #timezero #expiredfilm #sx70 #tinaweitzphotography https://asmithgallery.com/exhibitions/diptych/
Kitchy Curtain © Tina Weitz
Sending congratulations to my fellow photographers with images in “The Still Life”, opening this Friday at The SE Center for Photography in Greenville, South Carolina.
4/13-5/18/18
The Still Life, Juror Kimberly Witham
Opening Reception 4/13, 6-8PM
The following photographers are to be featured in the exhibition:
Hannah Arnette Angie Pember Brockey Susan Bryant
Jo Ann Chaus Mihai Chebac Robert Dutruch William Earle
Malcolm Easton Vladimir Frumin Daniel George Nadide Goksun Margaret Halaby Jackie Heitchue Gea Hogeveen Susan Kott Thomas Ladd Carol Lawrence Laura Malaterra Jim McKinniss Lea Murphy Katherine Richmond Wilford Scott Melissa Stewart JP Terlizzi Terry Towery and Tina Weitz
From the series Pola-Visions reflecting past fading memories on expired time-zero Polaroid film and taken on vintage SX70 cameras.
The Carnival of Christmas © Tina Weitz Photography
I am participating in 2 juried exhibits back to back at the SE Center for Photography in Greenville, South Carolina. Many thanks to the jurors and center for the selections.
3/2-3/31/18
iPhoneography, Juror Dan Burkholder
Opening Reception 3/2, 6-8PM
The following photographers are to be featured in the exhibition:
Richard Alton Sara Augenbraun Joann Benzinger Bruce Berkow Echo Cooper Steve Field Nadide Goksun Mallory Gottlieb Charles Hively Michael Honegger Steven Jungquist Candi S Kalinsky Chuck Keppler Angela Kleis Karen Klinedinst Susan Lirakis Morgan Lytle Bobbi McMurry Heather Mull Stephen Murphy Julia Nathanson William Nieberding Anastasia Potekhina Joseph Rafferty Madeline Ring Marian Rubin Kevin Russo Jane Schultz
Bill Shumaker Barbara Snyder Debra Van Swearingen Sam Wang Candice Washington Tina Weitz and Michael Yoder
This image was taken at Zilker Park in Austin, Texas. The ferris wheel was located next to the famous Zilker Tree and in later years (after controversy) was moved to a new location in the park.
“Kitchy Curtain” © Tina Weitz Photography
4/13-5/18/18
The Still Life, Juror Kimberly Witham
Opening Reception 4/13, 6-8PM
The following photographers are to be featured in the exhibition:
Hannah Arnette Angie Pember Brockey Susan Bryant
Jo Ann Chaus Mihai Chebac Robert Dutruch William Earle
Malcolm Easton Vladimir Frumin Daniel George Nadide Goksun Margaret Halaby Jackie Heitchue Gea Hogeveen Susan Kott Thomas Ladd Carol Lawrence Laura Malaterra Jim McKinniss Lea Murphy Katherine Richmond Wilford Scott Melissa Stewart JP Terlizzi Terry Towery and Tina Weitz
From the series “Pola-Visions” reflecting past fading memories on expired time-zero Polaroid film and taken on vintage SX70 cameras.
Thank you SE Center for Photography and juror, Dan Burkholder, for including me in this creative lineup of iphoneography images. You may go to their website to view the catalogue.
“The Carnival of Christmas” was taken at dusk at the edge of Zilker Park in Austin, Texas while dark clouds were overhead and trees crowded around below. A curious juxtaposition.
The Carnival of Christmas © Tina Weitz Photography
The following photographers are to be featured in the exhibition:
Richard Alton Sara Augenbraun Joann Benzinger Bruce Berkow Echo Cooper Steve Field Nadide Goksun Mallory Gottlieb Charles Hively Michael Honegger Steven Jungquist Candi S Kalinsky Chuck Keppler Angela Kleis Karen Klinedinst Susan Lirakis Morgan Lytle Bobbi McMurry Heather Mull Stephen Murphy Julia Nathanson William Nieberding Anastasia Potekhina Joseph Rafferty Madeline Ring Marian Rubin Kevin Russo Jane Schultz Bill Shumaker Barbara Snyder Debra Van Swearingen Sam Wang Candice Washington Tina Weitz and Michael Yoder
116 E Broad St Greenville, SC 29601
I haven’t been posting as I have been preparing for a long distance change of location – a pain and a blessing. I was forced to attack 27 years of photography images – film, digital and alternative. Within the purge and sort, I saw a new series I had been working on all along, but did not see until now. Images I thought were “one of a kinds” with no continuity to any working series I had in progress, so set aside. Who knew? #weseefromwithin
Due to preparing to move there has been no time for Polaroid fun. So, I took a day off this week and created “The Healing of She”. A wonderful way to enjoy my day and refresh before I say goodbye and finish my move. #timezero #expiredpolaroid #sx70 #polaroid
Things do not happen unless you (as in the words of a Macy Gray song) “Get up, get up and do SOMETHING, don’t let your life just pass you by”.
The Healing of She © 2017 Tina Weitz
And then I realized how many images I have taken of the power of feminine… Works that express my inner self within the visual. I have had so many prayers, and it started to creep into my (subconscious) work.
Woman Prayers II © 2016 Tina Weitz
So once I land in a new home, I will be exploring this further. I’ll keep you posted!
Roads to Santa Fe © 2010 Tina Weitz
I’ll be teaching a class this month with photographer, Shelley Wood, at Photo Méthode Gallery in Austin, Texas. I have been in love with the iPhone since we met, and hope to share with others what a creative and innovative tool it can be.
$120 class fee
$110 current TPS Members
limited to 12 participants
*cancellations must be received by August 7, 2016 to receive a refund
click here to register
Schedule: Sunday/August 14, 2016 9:30am to 4:30pm
4:30-5:30 (optional) networking and refreshments
We are looking forward to sharing our passion for iPhone photography, apps and creativity.
9:30-10:15am Introduction and Overview
Meet in the lobby of the Flatbed Press building. Please be prompt, as we will move directly to studio #107 to begin the workshop.
Students will review how a camera works to better understand your iPhone camera and what makes a good image (composition, etc.)
10:15am-12noon Demonstrations of the instructor’s favorite free camera apps – which are tiny versions of photo editing software! Learn to remove content from an image, adjust contrast and brightness and more. A supply list for free apps to download will be provided prior to class.
12noon-1:30pm Brown Bag Working Lunch
A photography assignment will be given. Students will be given a list of potential sites within the area to explore for iPhoneography.
1:30-4:30pm 1 hour of photo app processing time with the instructors followed by class time (includes one 15 minute break). Students will learn more about creative ways to use their images for personal and professional usage such as resizing your images and how to apply a copyright notice.
4:30-5:30 (optional) networking and refreshments
With permission, chosen images will be featured on the Photo Méthode Gallery blog as a slide show.
The Instructors:
Tina Weitz is owner of Photo Méthode Gallery in the Flatbed Building in Austin, Texas and worked as an architectural photographer for over 20 years. Her images have been featured in many publications and exhibits, including The Smithsonian Institution. She now champions the old, new and married processes photography has to offer, and the méthode we choose to express our vision with an image capture.
Shelley Wood is owner of her muse, LamWood Ranch, as well as a seasoned photography and darkroom instructor in the Austin, Texas area. She is a natural born teacher – from swimming classes and mentoring teens – to camera manual exposure basics and alternative process. She is represented by Photo Méthode Gallery and been featured in exhibits and articles nationwide.
learn more about helping support Texas Photographic Society at:
http://texasphoto.org/
A Time to Remember © 2011 Tina Weitz Photography
I am excited to be chosen as part of the wheat pasting project, Fishing for Iconography in Johnson City with ASmith Gallery. The image chosen is dear to me, as it is one of WWII veterans gathering at the Camp Mabry Texas Military Forces Museum to celebrate a Sweetheart Dance in honor of their service. Vintage clothing, authentic service uniforms, honoring servicemen and the best live big band in Texas, The Sentimental Journey Orchestra, sweeps everyone back in time.
See the wheat pasting project here: http://asmithgallery.com/art-wall-pecan-street-brewing/
Another day to use my SX70 camera and expired time-zero Polaroid film. The supply is shortening and the day is bittersweet. An homage to memory and place.
“Our present becomes past in the time it takes to press a shutter.” – Tina Weitz
