For this exhibition, members have created new photographs of secluded deserts, rural hideaways, and the people that give our Southwest its unique character.
Members photograph for many reasons.
For most it is an escape from the pressures of the business world, some love the technical aspects and the craftsmanship of producing a fine print. Others relish the search for a remote, uninhabited area and capturing its image on film, but every member of the group is committed to producing photographic art in the classical manner. In the spirit of these great masters there are no political or social messages, no inclination toward shock value or commercialization, just beautiful, exciting and fresh images produced with talent, sensitivity and artistry. The desire to introduce color to photographic images dates back to the invention of the camera. Read more about the Desert Caballeros Western Museum in Resource Library Magazine Be sure to visit more of Resource Library Magazine with museum exhibition news, stories on American art, calendars, and more.