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March - April Exhibit: Memories

This spring show in the Gathering Place Gallery will be a display of photography, “Photographic Memories”, by two different generations of related men. Dave Mauerman is the present day photographer sharing pictures he has photographed over the last 40 years. John S. Schneider, his great-grandfather, a professional photographer known as “the photographer of Presidents,” is represented by pictures he took early in the twentieth century.
       This is a unique show for those who are interested in the evolution of cameras over the century.“Photographic Memories” will open on Sunday, March 7, and continue during the months of March and April. The artist’s reception will be Saturday, March 13, 4:00 - 6:00 p.m.
       Below are examples of Mr. Mauerman's work.

  
 

 

 

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Recently, while preparing for an artist’s reception, the Art Committee
suffered the loss of a treasured and important member of our team with the
death of Russ Franson. One of the original five members of the group, he
was a talented photographer and among other things was responsible for establishing
the standards of excellence and precision for mounting our gallery
shows. We will miss his photographs, his ideas, his skills and his friendship.

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Note: All pictures on this web site are the property of the photographer or Carmichael Presbyterian Church. They may not be used for profit or any unlawful purpose.
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Worship Banners: I am the Vine - Ye Are the Branches

In September, 2004, a simple request blossomed into two spectacular quilt banners for hanging in the Sanctuary during the "Ordinary Time" liturgical season. Fifteen women began working on the design and making the leaves. The spectacular results are shown below.

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Last updated March 4, 2010

 
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