Mentor Exhibit Opens July 27

Artists learn and hone their craft in many ways, but perhaps no relationship is more instructive and lasting than one built with a mentor. Sharing a lifetime of knowledge with another artist—from favorite techniques and tools of the craft to inspiring self-criticism and deeper motivation—mentors...

4 Reasons To Be In Midcoast Maine This Weekend

It’s high season in Maine right now. The weather is gorgeous. And there are lots of events this weekend. Most know about The Maine Lobster Festival, an event that draws over 100,000 people in 5 days. Many know about all the great art events that...

New Book – Respiration

Read the accompanying essay here. View more books here. New images displayed for the first time in my exhibit New Work 2011.

New Book – Refraction

77 images. Inspiring text. Read the accompanying essay here. View more books here. Many new images will be displayed for the first time in my upcoming exhibit New Work 2011.

Next Step Alumni Exhibit – Indianapolis – 5/20 – 6/24

Next Step Alumni 2011 by Daspit, Gill, Bailey, Beal, Caponigro | . Renaissance Fine Art & Design Gallery and John Paul Caponigro’s Next Step Alumni present a beautiful collection of their work May 20 – June 24, 2011. You are cordially invited to view this...

Exhibit – New Work 2010 – July 31 – Aug 1 Only

My Annual Open Studio Exhibit is now open – July 31 – August 1 only Gallery talks are at 2 pm. Over 100 new images and 3 new books. All prints are 25% off current price this weekend only. If you’d can’t attend but would...

New Work 2010 Exhibition Preview

Here’s an interesting sampling of images from my upcoming exhibit – New Work 2010. All of the source images for the ground in these composites are drawn from Iceland. While the body of work (Reflection) isn’t site specific, it’s interesting to note that many of the...

You're Invited ! – Annual Open Studio Exhibit – 7/31-8/1

You’re invited! Come visit my annual open studio event July 31 – August 1 from 10-5. Gallery talks are at 2. It’s been one of my most prolific years to date. Producing more than one hundred new images, four bodies of work, in progress for...

Disclosure – Images That Did Make It But Might Not Later

I’m uneasy about this one. I underexposed the image by several stops. A bright sunlit scene became nocturnal in appearance. When discussing this image, many journalists have said the practice of underexposure is accepted. In this case, it distorts the sensation of time. It doesn’t...

Disclosure – Images That Did Make It

While I’ve limited my practices in my work from Antarctica to those adopted by editorial photographers, I’m interested in pushing the envelope to stimulate useful dialog on contemporary practices. Here’s one. These panoramas were stitched together from multiple shots. I think that practice is fine...