The exhibit is free and open to the public. The collection, by Santa Fe photographer Lynn Lown, includes a variety of photographs, some altered by computer, others colored and printed on art paper, of the same view of La Tetilla, a volcano that he can see from his home and studio. I see it many times daily. It is never the same, The light, the air, the differences in temperature vary minute by minute. The mesas beyond rise and fall as the horizon is refracted.
Life is full of new sights and changes.
La Tetilla is a chance for me to carefully direct my attention to one thing, at one place, over time. Lown is a member of the American Society of Magazine Photographers and produces corporate, advertising and fine art photography. He received his master's of fine arts degree from the University of Oregon and studied at the University of Paris. He has lived in Santa Fe for 17 years. For more about the exhibit, contact FLC Art Professor Gerald Wells at 247- 7283.