I’m happy to report that my Exhibition and the Workshop Pål Otnes and I are presenting in Oslo are already receiving favorable attention from the photography press in Norway. Take a look at fotografi.no, the website for Norway’s best photo magazine.

“Seeing Is Believing,” a gallery exhibition of my black-and-white landscape photographs, opens on May 4th at Fotografiens Hus in downtown Oslo. There’s a reception party from 6-9pm if you’re in the neighborhood.

The prints that make up this exhibition feature images made in Norway (happily, I’ve been visiting Norway often since 2003 to teach and to photograph), as well as the US, Canada, Western Europe, and Japan. In addition to the exhibition Pål Otnes and I will be teaching a special Digital Workshop, and we may even take a road trip into Sweden to photograph abandoned industrial sites. In fact, it looks like I’ll be spending most of the month May in Norway - including May 17th, which is the Norwegian National Day; I hear it’s quite a party!

Special thanks to Tony Gomez, who wrote a feature article about my digital infrared work for the May ‘07 issue of Pro Digital Imaging Magazine. The article showcases work made with S3 Pro UV/IR and IS-1 cameras loaned to me by my friends at Fuji.

(Right-click or option-click here to download a 14mb pdf with the complete article.)

I’m pleased to announce a newly formed strategic alliance with Innova Digital Art, who manufactures and distributes an amazing line of inkjet papers. Innova is sponsoring my “Seeing Is Believing” Gallery Exhibition in Oslo, and will be featuring my work in an upcoming issue of their newsletter. Shades of Paper has all of the Innova papers - and they’re a pleasure to deal with. Tell Jimmy Doyle I sent you.

The Susan Spiritus Gallery, which represents my work on the West Coast, has a whole new website - with my work in the slide show here.