The Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University is hosting a show of photographs from Yosemite through October 28. It features photographs by a number of classic photographers including early Yosemite photographers like Carleton Watkins, Eadweard Muybridge, George Fiske, and of course Ansel Adams. More information at museum.stanford.edu.

From Andy Frazer:

Lost America at Fort Mason, SF I’m a little late announcing this, and hopefully you’ve already heard it from other sources such as Joe Reifer’s blog or Tim Baskerville’s Nocturnes blog, but 33 of Troy Paiva’s night photographs are on display daily at Fort Mason in the Landmark Building A… The show is open 9AM to 8PM, 7 days a week. It will run until July 15th. – Andy Frazer [Night Photography blog by Andy Frazer]

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From Andy Frazer:

Lost America at Fort Mason, SF I’m a little late announcing this, and hopefully you’ve already heard it from other sources such as Joe Reifer’s blog or Tim Baskerville’s Nocturnes blog, but 33 of Troy Paiva’s night photographs are on display daily at Fort Mason in the Landmark Building A… The show is open 9AM to 8PM, 7 days a week. It will run until July 15th. – Andy Frazer [Night Photography blog by Andy Frazer]

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Tim Baskerville from The Nocturnes reports on his upcoming show:

CCI Gallery (Berkeley, CA) is showing some of my Mare Island night work (6 prints), as well as some b/w work (six prints, done in the daylight hours!) of San Francisco’s Historic Streetcars, in “Collective Memories,” part of their 50th Anniversary Celebration. The work is up thru June 2nd, with a big reception on May 19, 2007 from 6-10pm. Merchants in the “gourmet ghetto” of North Berkeley are participating in the ArtWalk festivities which mark the ACCI anniversary, as well as the 40th anniversary of the Berkeley Art Center, where we are also members.

Click the title link for more info.

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