Last year, our own San Rafael based Dennis Anderson was named one of the top ten hospitality photographers, by Hospitality Design Magazine in New York. His early black and white art photos give a clue as to why. In 1970, the SF Art Institute was hot bed of creativity for photography. Imogene Cunningham taught there, and Dennis’s work from that period was published a lot and later purchased by the New York and San Francisco Museum(s) of Modern Art.
Published: January, 2007
My interior work is still an exploration of objects in space, that’s what an interior designer does when creating a home, what an architect does when defining spaces to be lived in and what landscape architects do when guiding us through exterior vistas, Anderson says. It’s still all about discovering the environment we live in and being able to show it to others. The only difference between then and now is that I bring a van full of lighting gear and shoot to digital instead of to film.
See more of Dennis Anderson’s on the cover of Bay Crossings (June 2005) and on his website www.bluewaterpictures.com
Stunned as we are by the beautiful images we see all of the time around the Bay? What makes you grab your camera? Send your photo (jpg or tiff) to: Baycrossingsphoto@gmail.com. Include your First/Last name, City. Other information you may want to include: date, time and location of photo and camera or exposure settings. If you send us your image, please be sure it is at least 200 dpi at 3 wide and compressed (zipped). Images received will be considered for featuring in Bay Crossings, including on our website. Sending a photo will be considered as consent to publish.
