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JOB: Photographer
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MEMBER SINCE: 12/19/2007
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The Dutchess County Fair: Portrait of an American Tradition, Black Dome Press, 2007. Molly Ahearn


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Molly Ahearn has been photographing personally and professionally for more than 20 years. Her first book The Dutchess County Fair: Portrait of an American Tradition was published by Black Dome Press in 2007. Long term personal photo essays include the Dutchess County Fair, Rodeo Cowgirls and Disappearing Farms of Westchester County. In 2006, Ahearn’s images of the Dutchess County Fair were the subject of two exhibitions. Her photographs have been published in several publications including The New York Times, Poughkeepsie Journal, Bioscience, Inside Out and Taconic Weekend. Professional assignments include documentary photography for Saint Francis Hospital in Poughkeepsie, NY, documentary work for the Institute of Ecosystem Studies in Millbrook, NY, and a broad variety of studio and portrait assignments. She served her third year as a judge for the amateur photography competition at the Dutchess County fair in August 2007. Ahearn studied at the International Center of Photography in New York City and worked as assistant to acclaimed Magnum photographer Bruce Davidson on his personal photo essay of Central Park as well as his professional assignments.

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From: jchoate
07/27/2008 09:57:02
Love the stories in your photography...they make me smile.


From: taluse
05/02/2008 13:46:00

You can click on the 'create your own playlist' option at the bottom of my player if you wanted to make one.

From: SCB_PHOTO
04/24/2008 18:54:09

Molly, thanks for the comment on my Paris subway shot.  I took a quite a few shots on the train, just have not had time to work on anything this week.  It is fun to catch someone looking at the camera.


Steve B.

From: dryadart
04/24/2008 17:44:56
Thanks for checking out my gallery, that piece was made of strips of mulberry, I printed them myself,on my epson at the studio, which wasn't terribly good for it, it took a long time to clean out all the fibers afterwards the words are actually lines from my own poetry... the book was an edition of 21 so I had to make 21 pages like that, it seemed like a good concept when I started but it was really time consuming to make the whole edition, but I was really pleased with ow they turned out! The picture in the middle is me, when I was about 15, I just like how confident I look,


From: JenniferRoebuck
04/24/2008 09:35:39
Thanks for commenting on my piece "Forgotten Fauna". I left a response comment, but I'm not sure if artscuttlebutt will let you know that it's there (I'm new here). I really like your photography! I can't believe that you got to work with Bruce Davidson, wow! He is incredible.


From: davidcpaden
04/24/2008 07:30:47

I am a pastel artist "by trade"-however the discovery of the electronic brush has an attraction for me. The work you're referring to is a digital painting using varied art sofware tools to produce the technique I like in my pastels. Thanks for the comment!


David

From: SCB_PHOTO
04/16/2008 19:58:28

Molly, thanks for the kind words on my photography.  The sky in the photograph you commented on is why I keep my camera with me as much as possible; you never know when an opportunity will present itself.  I have been fortunate enough on several occasions to be in the right place at the fight time and have my camera with me.  Thanks for the invite to the butt photography group.

 

Steve B.

 

PS – I like the ‘Rear View” photograph in your portfolio, it makes me want to go to the county fair.

From: akkphotography
04/16/2008 12:32:22

Molly,


Thanks so much for the comment on my photo! I would love to joy the photography group, I actually did a few days ago. I am new at all this art blogging so I can't say I know what I would need to do now that I joined the group/forum. Let me know!


Thanks,


AKK

From: gregoryalbright
04/01/2008 09:46:15
We are sorry to inform you, that due to overuse, your account will be deleted.


From: LinaEve
04/01/2008 02:57:23
Really nice work!!! Is it digital or film? I enjoy both, but digital is way easier, especially of there is a spck of dust in the dark room when I'm printing! Cheers, Lina



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