Exhibit - "Who is My Neighbor?" Lexington Kentucky Photographer John Lynner Peterson
Lexington Kentucky Photography by John Lynner Peterson.
919-862-6085
Inspired by The Family of Man, this collection illuminates threads of our shared humanity. Our need for food, shelter and love are common to all of us. How we live and meet those needs makes each tribe, culture and nation unique. These photographs reveal my perspective through the choice of subjects I photograph. It is not uncommon to first notice all that separates us. I saw many varieties of dress, food, language and culture as I made these images. I instinctively compared my values and culture to the gracious and hospitable people I encountered. After getting beyond the differences I saw what we shared. Through my viewfinder I got a glimpse of myself as I photographed this amazing variety of humanity.
It is my hope that you will see things that challenge you to reflect on your values and the world we live in. World travel isn't required to find authentic and interesting people! Look carefully. May you observe and see anew your family, friends and community.
Many of these photos have been exhibited and I welcome additional opportunities to share them. A book of selected photographs from the exhibit is also available. Details here:
http://www.blurb.com/my/book/detail/1864873
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More North American Neighbors
http://www.johnlynnerpeterson.com/Triangle-Community-Service/PLM-Families-Together/
Originally, this exhibited opened Friday March 25, 2011 - Turkish House
303 East Durham Road, Suite F, Cary, NC 27513
Reception 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm Artist Presentation 7:00 pm
(There was live Turkish Music, hors d'oeuvres and beverages) Thanks for the amazing and supportive folks at Turkish House. Every artist should be so fortunate to be so well taken care of.
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http://www.johnlynnerpeterson.com/Documentary/Artifacts-Who-is-Neighbor-Exhi/
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Inspired by The Family of Man, this collection illuminates threads of our shared humanity. Our need for food, shelter and love are common to all of us. How we live and meet those needs makes each tribe, culture and nation unique. These photographs reveal my perspective through the choice of subjects I photograph. It is not uncommon to first notice all that separates us. I saw many varieties of dress, food, language and culture as I made these images. I instinctively compared my values and culture to the gracious and hospitable people I encountered. After getting beyond the differences I saw what we shared. Through my viewfinder I got a glimpse of myself as I photographed this amazing variety of humanity.
It is my hope that you will see things that challenge you to reflect on your values and the world we live in. World travel isn't required to find authentic and interesting people! Look carefully. May you observe and see anew your family, friends and community.
Many of these photos have been exhibited and I welcome additional opportunities to share them. A book of selected photographs from the exhibit is also available. Details here:
http://www.blurb.com/my/book/detail/1864873
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More North American Neighbors
http://www.johnlynnerpeterson.com/Triangle-Community-Service/PLM-Families-Together/
Originally, this exhibited opened Friday March 25, 2011 - Turkish House
303 East Durham Road, Suite F, Cary, NC 27513
Reception 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm Artist Presentation 7:00 pm
(There was live Turkish Music, hors d'oeuvres and beverages) Thanks for the amazing and supportive folks at Turkish House. Every artist should be so fortunate to be so well taken care of.
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http://www.johnlynnerpeterson.com/Documentary/Artifacts-Who-is-Neighbor-Exhi/