Neil Corman Photography
Denver Photographer
The Holidays this year are quickly approaching, and with under four weeks between Thanksgiving and Christmas the shopping season will move quite quickly. From Washington Park, City Park, Downtown Denver and other locations in the Denver metro area Neil Corman Photography offers holiday cards featuring local Denver scenes to help celebrating the season.
Each box of holiday cards includes 12 cards and 13 envelopes at a retail price of $16.99.
The My Colorado exhibition is now on display at Denver International Airport. Over 4,000 images were submitted by photographers in Colorado to share their vision of Colorado’s past, present and future. The photograph Top of the Dunes which I took at the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve was one of the 35 images selected. Furthermore, I was notified earlier this month my image was also selected as one of the four images to be included on the poster and other promotional elements of the exhibition.
The following images are from the actual location of my work closer to Level 3 of the Y-Juncture Gallery on Concourse A. The prints in this exhibit are all 27″ x 40″ and were printed by Reed Art and Imaging.
The exhibit is on the mezzanine level of Concourse A (Y-Juncture Gallery), until March 2020. This is beyond security so you will either need a ticket or be passing through Denver International Airport to view the work.
Access via Bridge Security: Once you have passed through security and crossed the bridge at the fork in the walkway head to the left. My photograph is the last one on this side of the exhibit. From here you can either head to the right and will see signs for the elevators to get you to the train if you are heading to Concourse B or C.
Access via Train: If you are heading to the concourses get off the train at Concourse A and go to the left (it will be the right if you are headed to the terminal). Walk pass the escalators to the elevator and take this to level 4. Once off the elevator you will head towards the bridge but prior to walking across the bridge take a right and this is the location of the exhibit, with my image being the last one on this side. From here you can either head to the right and will see signs for the elevators to get you to the train if you are heading to Concourse B or C. To get from the terminal from here you can either take the elevators to the train or walk up the ramp and over the bridge to the terminal.
To help locate the exhibit I have identified the location in red, with the red dot the location of my piece Top of the Dunes.
As part of the exhibition I am giving away a print of Top of the Dunes. Just be a member of the Neil Corman Photography e-mail list and on Saturday November 30th one name will be selected to receive a print (13.5″ x 20″) of this piece. You can join the e-mail list below.
Fall is here and the holiday shopping season will soon been upon us if it is not here all ready.
While I do carry some finishes pieces in stock, the majority of finished work is created upon ordering and requires a couple of weeks to complete. Although this process may take a little longer, it allows you to select the size and type of finish for your print to make sure it will be a perfect addition to your wall.
To guarantee delivery by Christmas, this year your order must be received and paid for by the following dates:
Orders placed after the deadline will be processed as quickly as possible and may still may be available by Christmas.
Earlier this month I was informed my image Top of the Dunes was selected to be part of the My Colorado Photography Exhibition starting in mid-October at Denver International Airport. I am honored to be part of the 34 other photographers who had a piece selected to represent Colorado’s past, present and future.
As the exhibit gets closer I will share additional information on the exact location and dates of the exhibit.
Over the past few months I have gone through hundreds of images taken over the past five years while visiting Juneau and selected a collection of photographs which are now featured on the Discovering Juneau website.
When visiting the website, look for the survey for the Discovering Juneau book which is available for a limited time. Based on your feedback we will determine the best direction to take in developing a book or other printed options of the work.
Lastly, I will be continue to be add photographs to the website as I visit Juneau in the future and capture more of the city.
You don’t have to be in Denver long to realize there is quite a bit of growth occurring throughout the city. Over the past ten years, Denver has redeveloped the Union Station area, built out River North, and started to develop in the Golden Triangle area. This doesn’t even start to consider the ongoing development in Stapleton, Lowry and many other communities throughout the city. This growth is just not limited to Denver, as tower cranes have been popping up in many cities across the United States during this decade.
As I was photographing and noticing the changes, I thought it would be fun to revisit some of the photographs I have taken around Denver over the years to see what has changed and in some instances what hasn’t changed. In starting this project I was surprised by some of the differences as I visited locations. During this initial time, I also found I was seeing new opportunities to photograph in some of the locations with the changes, or other elements I may not have noticed before as I continue to evolve in my craft.
Each month on the 4th Sunday of the month, I will post a Then and Now image as we explore Denver in more detail.
In looking at recent work I have taken as well as some older images in my catalog, I have added an abstract section to my website. This is broken down by objects which are natural abstracts versus man-made abstracts. To start out the galleries, I’ve chosen some of my favorite pieces to start and will also add additional work in the upcoming months.
Please take a look and let me know what you think of this new gallery. Also, don’t hesitate to contact me via phone or email if you have any questions or special requests.
Over the years you may have purchased a piece of my artwork, small or large, at either an art festival, gallery nrc or online. Thank you! I am truly grateful for your support and enjoyment of my work.
I always enjoy seeing how you have incorporated the work in your home or office, thus if you so choose I would love to see a photograph of how you have chosen to display the work.
Everyone who sends in an image by September 30th will receive a $25 Neil Corman Photography gift certificate. This may be used towards a larger piece, a small matted print (which start at $25), holiday cards or anything else available in the online store. Yes, if you so choose you could get a matted piece for free.
Pictures can be emailed directly to me (info@neilcormanimages.com), and once received I will respond with the details on how to redeem the gift certificate. Thank you for your support for over ten years I do appreciate each and every purchase.
Now of course the fine print. Only one gift certificate per household. Images must be received by September 30, 2019.