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Show 26H U The Salt Lake Tribune ednesda . February 26. im DESERET NEWS P M THURS A M WE.D KBRUARY 25-27- . OSS, '' " Utahs largest photo show back again in Garden Festival A photo expert booth will give the public a chance to talk to the professionals on all phases of the photographic field. Another feature is the Utah's largebt photo show. "Ihoto Utah," is back again in 1986 by popular demand, with more spare to the growing interest in photography There w ill be exhibits this year to interest everyone Iroin those who just take photos on speeial orca sions to the experienced shutteroug The latest in newr cameras and equipment will also be shown New this year will be special displays from leading manufacturers, as well as dealers, professional photographers, camera collectors, equipment and photo repair technicians Lectures from the area's leading authorities in photography range from a slide show ' Photographic Basics" for the amateur to such subjects as "Copying and Preserving Old Photographs" and "Professional Environmental Portraiture" for the more advanced photographers John Forester Camera Kepair that will provide Festival visitors free check-uof their cameras There will be displays of the new and best in cameras and equipment by leading manufacturers. Photographic retailers will display new cameras, telescopes, videos, camera accessories, eibachrome. printing process, lighting equipment, camera bags and much more. New this year are educational displays from Utah State University. Weber State College, University of Utah and Brigham Young University There will be demonstrations on carbon printing and alternative photo processes and other interesting items Photo Utah 86 contest will have some very valuable prizes for win tion and Sports Photography." Chief photographer of The Suit Lake Tribune, Kelly is known for his expertise in action, wild life and news p m. Kim Folsom is chairman, with Harold Excell, Paul Trentelman and Jeff Smith, photography. 4 p.m. Myrna Bagley, "Knowing Photo Lab Process. Owner of Hight-ec- h Lab., a commercial custom lab, Bagley is an expert in techniques of custom production. 5 p.m. Jerry Fagerland. "Landscape Photography." He teaches and is a lab technician at the Salt Lake Art Center. 6 p.m. Don Thorpe, "Available Light Photography. He has been a professional photographer for 15 and audioyears and a multi-imag- e visual producer for nine years. He has a book Available Light Photography published by Watson-Guptiof New York, and has illustrated four photo essay type books. 7 p.m. Paul Rose. Contrasting Television and Film, Which Is Better? A telecommunication and lab supervisor at the University of Utah, he has received a B.A. from BYU in broadcast production. He owns and operates his own video production Photographic seminars will be held in the southeast corner of the hall. The scheduled is as follows Thursday, Feb. 27: Kent Miles, Thinking Photographically. Looking at prospective pictures with concepts of graphic design and composition in mind. He is a graduate in photography from the University of Utah and Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles. Portraiture, travel and oral history photography are his main endeavors. ll Drake Busath, "Profesp.m. sional Environmental Portraiture." A lop young portrait photograpiier, Busath works with his father, Don a noted portrait Busath, 7 photographer. 8 p.m. Brent Herridge, "Fashion and Commercial Photography. Techniques and tips in doing professional work. Multi-talente- d commer- company, cial photographer, he has been m business for 20 years. He recently opened a new studio. He has taught at the University of Utah and the Salt Lake Art Center. 8 p.m. Craig Law, "A Demonstration on Carbon Printing." A professor of photographer in the art department at Utah State Universi- ty, he has shown his work at numerous exhibits, and has been a vital Tun Kelly and Staff, "Ac p.m. "Clearinghouse Productions." Friday, Feb. 28: 3 Mules for this year's contest are Entries will be received Wednesday, Feb. 26 from 2 p m. to 9 p m No entries will be received at any other time unless arranged with the No late chairman or entries will be accepted All entries must be mounted and ready to hang with name, address and number of the back of the photo Prints should be 8x10 to 11x14 unearned and mounted. Slides should be 2x2 standard slides Categories include color slide, color print, black and white print Two of each can be entered. Slides must have name, address and phone number printed on the slide mounts. Harold Excell, left. Jeff Smith. Paul Trentelman and Kim Folsom are in charge of Photo Utah 86. which will feature exhibits and seminars on photography The latest in cameras and eguipment will also be shown Heres schedule of seminars on photography Photo Utah 86 will be held in the main Exhibition Hall of the Salt Palace Thursday, Feb 27, 2 p in. to 9 30 p.m.; Friday, Feb. 28, 10 a m to 9 30 p m.: Saturday, March 1, noon to 9 30 p.m.; and Sunday, March 2, noon to 7 6 p.m. ning entries Entries will be on display in the Photo Galley in the Main Hall force in Utah photography for many years. Saturday, March 1: Noon Deirdre Paulsen, Archival Photography and Products. She has a masters degree in American literature and humanities with emphasis in oral history. She published a book on oral history, and has taught at BYU, She has lectured on archival process for several years. 1 p.m. Daryl McMurrin. Color Printing and Processing. He has been involved in photography for 20 years. He taught classes in color' printing and is technical consultant for Colortronic. 2 p.m. Steve Tregeagle, "American Society of Magazine Photographers and its guide to professional business practices in photography. He is president of Utah Mountain West A.S.M.P. and has been a commercial photographer for 12 years. He has photographed everything autos to soup. from 3 p.m. Steve Barrus, Environmental Portraiture in Black and White." He attended BYU where he majored in photography. During his senior year he worked for the BYU photo archives. He graduated from BYU in 1984 magna cum laude, and worked for a portrait studio in Las Vegas before opening his own studio d in Sandy. 4 Kurt Fishback, Environ p.m. mental Portraiture of Famous Artists A professor of photography at Weber State College, he is noted nationwide both as a photographer and an educator. His portraitures have included many famous artists, including photographer Ansel Adams. He has a MFA from the University of California at Davis, and has exhibited throughout the nation. 5 p.m. Wally Barrus, "Making the Fine Black and White Print." An associate professor photography and design at BYU, he has a MFA in photography from Utah State University. A photographer for more than 30 years, he has exhibited in numerous shows throughout the country. 6 p.m. Michael Herbert, Alternative Photo Processes." An assistant professor at Weber State College, he received a MFA in photography and print making, and is an expert in color photography. He has exhibited throughout the nation. 7 p.m. Barbara Richards, Photographic Seeing. One of Utah's premier photographers, she has had photos appear in The Salt Lake Tribune, Utah Holiday magazine, and in many photo exhibits. An adjunct assistant professor in the Graduate School of Architecture at the University of Utah, she recently completed a Scandinavian portfolio. John Telford, Cibach-rom- e Photography and Landscape. Head of photography at the Univer 8 p.m. MFA from Arizona State University and has won numerous nationwide exhibits and awards sity of Utah Media Center where he teaches, he is probably the top expert in Utah in eibachrome. His work has appeared in many shows. He is a 4:30 p.m. Borge Andersen. "Business Before Photographic Art Tips to the photographer on how to be successful in the business. He owns one of the most respected commercial studios and custom labs in the area. His work has appeared in many corporate projects around the nation. He teaches photography 5:30 p.m. Awards for the contest and the Photo Utah award in the Little Theatre Assisting with Photo Utah '86 is Paul Trentleman. He has taught at Weber State College and the University of Utah. He has been a photographer for 10 years and his work is in commercial photography. Harold Excell has been a great influence in photography in Utah. He is responsible for Inkley's Educational program. A leader in local photo clubs, he has worked energetically to promote photography. Jeff Smith is photographic manufacturers representative for Minolta. He is enthusiastic in the promotion of photography in the area Exhibits at Photo Utah 86 will be by Minolta Camera Co., Kodak Video, ASMP. Inkleys. Don Busath. Art Center, High Tech Photo. Howell Photo, Antique Cameras. Photo education booths will be sponsored by University of Utah, Weber State College, Utah State University and Brigham Young University Foresters Camera Repair will offer free camera check-up- s for Festival visitors. , talented outdoor and action photographer. Sunday, March 2: 12:30 p.m. Kim Folsom, Photographic Basics." A slide show giving basic tips on photography in the areas of composition, lenses and lighting. A graphic arts, industrial and medical photographer, he studied with Nord Engineering and holds a BFA degree from the University of Utah. He is an expert at slide presentations and has done work for the state of Utah and various other clients. He is organizer and chairman of Photo Utah. 1:30 p.m. Charles Trentelman. "Copying and Preserving Old Photographs. A journalist with Ogden Standard Examiner, he is an expert in old cameras and copying and preserving old photographs. 2:30 p.m. Royee Bair, Take Stock in Yourself. He will tell you how to make money with stock existing photographs. He is a top commercial photographer and an expert on lighting, both indoors and outdoors. 3:30 p.m. Joseph Marotta, Development of Photography from 1839 to 1980. A historical perspective. 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