Featuring over thirty works by members of the Springfield Photographic Society, an organization of local photographers, this exhibition highlights diverse approaches to capturing the world in which we live. From landscapes that depict locales from Western Massachusetts to Vietnam, to botanical photographs and scenes of people living their lives, the works on view explore nature, humanity, beauty, and form. While each image is shaped by the photographer’s unique vision, the grouping emphasizes photography’s power to transcend borders and languages, and to highlight our universal commonality.
Based in Springfield, Massachusetts, the Springfield Photographic Society is an organization comprised of photographers working at all experience levels. Through exhibitions, field trips, and educational experiences, members hone their craft in the company of fellow enthusiasts.
- Judy Bolio (Westfield, MA)
- Amy S. Dane (Longmeadow, MA)
- Eileen Donelan (Easthampton, MA)
- Tim Donelan (Easthampton, MA)
- Joyce Doty (West Springfield, MA)
- Madeline Duval (West Springfield, MA)
- Kevin Fay (Springfield, MA)
- Jim Gillen (Hampden, MA)
- Richard Harper (East Longmeadow, MA)
- Kevin Kopchynski (Monson, MA)
- Barbara Krawczyk (Westfield, MA)
- Fred Leblanc (South Hadley, MA)
- Karen Lemoine (Amherst, MA)
- Rosemary A. Polletta (Springfield, MA)
- Sylvia Pyzocha (Palmer, MA)
- David Seth Ross (Amherst, MA)
- Larry Sanchez (Feeding Hills, MA)
- Guenther Schubert (Longmeadow, MA)
The Three Keys to a Great Photograph
The D’Amour Museum of Fine Arts’ Community Gallery is dedicated to showcasing the work of emerging and mid-career artists living in Western Massachusetts and Northern Connecticut. Exhibitions celebrate the rich and diverse talent of contemporary American artists living and working in our region. Artists are selected by jury and typically exhibit for a period of one year.