Natalie Mcguire – NMcguire Studio

Landscape: Exploring the Built and Grown

Published June 14, 2021

Online exhibition juried by Jennifer Mcgregor

Dates: June 17th – July 17th, 2021

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**Pallet Mountain**
My soul’s need to wonder led me to wonder about the industrial areas of Minneapolis and Saint Paul wanting to challenge my vision to photograph landscapes that I normally wouldn’t even take a second look at. I viewed this as a man trying to create their mountain. Were they trying to pay their respects to Mother Nature or something more deviant?

Danger in the Woods has never looked so inviting but don’t be fooled by its beauty as Danger is not far away. I found this sign warning me of the appending Danger of the cliff’s edge. This sign needs to heed its own message.

Stone Arch Festival

Published June 7, 2021

Dates: June 19th and 20th 2021

Booth 132

listed on website under: N mcguire photography- Should be nmcguirestudio!

Samples of my artwork can be viewed at https://nmcguirestudio.com/

I will have my photozaics, some matted prints, photo cards, and simple black framed Infrared photography

Details about the festival:

Ghostly Golden Gate — Sized small GGB16x14x12019-1 $699.00

Pine Edged Road — Sized small PER16x14x12021-1 $699.00

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MVA Gallery – Self – Expression (Open Theme)

Published May 25, 2021

MVA Gallery is located in historic Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

Exhibition Dates: June 3 – June 27, 2021

about the image: Graffiti artists express their creativity and use this area as a blank canvas; the dilapidated docks and old pillars add character to the scene.

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Site: Brooklyn

Published May 24, 2021

Online Exhibit- Landscape: Exploring the Built and Grown

Dates: June- July 2021

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My soul’s need to wonder led me to South Saint Paul Industrial area wanting to capture images that I normally would not photograph. I came upon this trash mountain of old wooden pallets waiting to be recycled into something new.

Real or Imagined

Published May 24, 2021

Attleboro Arts museum

Dates: June 16th through July 15th

86 Park St, Attleboro, MA 02703

Waiting for my Love comes from two souls that found each other in human form; spending their days together as one. Until one day she passes on separating them into two. She lays patiently waiting for her true love to join her again.