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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: gregoryalbright
03/31/2008 00:32:06

Thank you for the blog invite....As for your question, I find that I want to visit a "Friend's" page again, and if they aren't there it is hard to find them...As the site has grown it is too hard to just look through the gallery to see that person who had an image you wanted to see, or ask something of.

As far as stars, I think they appear for each 100 comments posted.

So a friends note is on your way....

But what about "best friends"  thats pretty juvenile too, but regardless, I am still enjoying the Butt.

greg

 

From: thebeamtoo
03/30/2008 14:24:40
Molly, incredible photographs, and I also want to know do you do digital?  what kind of camera? etc...awesome work..you're going to be quite famous someday, evenmore than you are right now!  SAndy


From: tigerpride
03/28/2008 19:13:56
Thanks for commenting on the new art. The ransom letters in my painting I thought appropriate since I feel it was a small crime for Auburn University Montgomery to take away half my scholarship without much more that an angry professors opinion. The wording is fairly clever, I think - "i,AM,deceived" can be interpreted as I (the artist) was deceived by AUM or (as delineated by the commas) "I, Auburn Montgomery (AM), deceived". I'm a dork, I know, but what more can a young student do to a mega-money-magnet like a university?! Jared


From: clambert
03/18/2008 01:03:04
Thanks for your comment on my Denali Highway painting. The Denali Highway is actually some distance to the south of the National Park, views are different, in some ways less spectacular, but it is more accessible, and there is a lot of great sky. I hope you got some wonderful photographs in the park and on your visit to AK. I just rode down to Anchorage from Fairbanks today, good thing I wasn't driving, gave me a chance to do quick sketches as the scenery flowed by. Those lovely mountains, even the smaller ones still snowy, wind blowing the snow off into big sprays from the summits, into a pale blue grey sky. You gotta come here off season sometime.

From: Annie_S
03/16/2008 22:44:25
Hi Molly, the stars show the level of your public activity on this site.  Members acquire them by posting photos, leaving comments, posting events or other stuff, blogging, and inviting others to join the site. 


From: Cheryl
03/16/2008 18:11:56

Thanks, Molly. I'm a sucker for red myself.


 


Cheryl

From: tautog
03/16/2008 10:31:14
Nice photos...my favs. are riley racer and rear view clowns.


From: KLongs
02/29/2008 15:20:35

Awesome!  Do you still use a darkroom, or have you gone digital?  Either way, you are exceptional!

-Kevin 

From: borrego
02/29/2008 06:55:17
Thank your for the nice comment Molly....  You have some awesome shots on your page...Thanks for sharing


From: judemowris
02/22/2008 08:46:34

HI Molly!  Thanks for visiting my gallery.  I just  joined this site a few days agao.  The artworks here are magnificant!  Funny you should ask about the east coast as just yesterday we were beginning to plan our trip to PA in late May early June.  My Mother is having a 90th birthday gala celebration on May 31st so the entire family, coast to coast, as well as friends will be there.  Just tryng to decide whether to drive or fly. 


Your photography is wonderful!  Do you ever come to the southwest to photograph?  This is REALLY the place for black/white photos with the shapes and shadows.


Nice to meet you!


(hey)Jude



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