Images by Ivan Feign

Photography and paintings by Katherine Phillips and Elizabeth Poole of and inspired by the Akola Project. The Akola Project is a non-profit organization empowering women through jewelry craft.

 
Images by John Alexander
 

Images by Brianna Finkle

There’s no written rule that says that fashion is only for the famous. One person who would agree with this statement would be Scott Schumann, a.k.a the Sartorialist. His passion is to travel the world and photograph people, focusing on the style of people he finds on the streets. Schumann, in partnership with Intel, is developing a web series in which the camera lens is turned on him. This is a chance to see the man behind the camera, the Sartorialist.

Indigo Sky Community Gallery is proud to announce its latest upcoming exhibition, Qualifies for Dreammaker. This exhibition presents the MFA thesis work of David Strohl, whose photographs of Savannah’s eastside reveal a rich tapestry of cultural heritage. The people, the details, and the landscape of the neighborhood create a deep and interwoven narrative, confronting misconceptions about the area.

Just across the Talmadge Bridge sits the breathtaking Ronald C. Waranch Equestrian Center. The 100-acre center belongs to the Savannah College of Art and Design and encompasses a picturesque barn, lush grazing fields, horse paddocks surrounded by white wooden fences, and a competition area. Along with an elite team, SCAD offers a B.A. in equestrian studies for those who want to turn their passion for riding into a lifelong career. A few of the student athletes took time out of their busy schedules to show off the high fashion side of the sport.

Images by Nicovision, Aaron Berstein and Taylor Block
For more information, visit scad.edu

Images taken over the summer of 2010 from Seattle to Northern Alaska characterize the residential and industrial life along the West Coast of the United States and Canada.

Photographer Jim Roche’s work addresses issues of line, composition and extended mood which is in stark contrast to most current photography where he lives in British Columbia.

The Time Machine Portrait Co. opened it’s doors on October 31, 2009 and introduced Savannah to a new, exciting way to become a part of the past.

Before The Time Machine came to fruition, owners Maria and Kefren Arjona were insurance claim adjusters in Miami, Florida. Although they adore Miami, they yearned to try something drastically different and immensely fulfilling; something that made everyone, including themselves, smile.

The Savannah Development and Renewal Authority will host a ribbon cutting ceremony at Savannah’s newest downtown photography studio, Broughton Studios, on Thursday, October 28.

Broughton Studios is a premier commercial photography, film and video rental studio located in the heart of downtown Savannah. The 2,000+ square feet transformable studio facility caters directly to the commercial production needs of all of Savannah, Hilton Head and surrounding areas.

For more information about Broughton Studios, please visit www.broughtonstudios.com.

Location: Participating Organizations in Savannah and Coastal Area – Various Addresses. Field Excursion Vendors offer kayaking, canoeing, fishing, cruising, birding, scuba diving, photography and many more Ocean and Coast activities. For a current list of participating organizations, please visit savannahvisit.com/event/172.