Eyes of the Island Turns Lens on Gazette Photographers
Gazette portion of the show began with black and white images.
Gazette portion of the show began with black and white images.
Black and white photographs transitioned into color.
Black and white photographs transitioned into color.
Fred Hancock discusses art with photographer Albert O. Fischer.
Fred Hancock discusses art with photographer Albert O. Fischer.
Longtime Gazette photographers Peter Simon and Alison Shaw.
Longtime Gazette photographers Peter Simon and Alison Shaw.
Jeanna Shepard's photographs featured an ocean theme.
Jeanna Shepard's photographs featured an ocean theme.
Mark Lovewell and Matthew Stackpole recall whaling days.
Mark Lovewell and Matthew Stackpole recall whaling days.
Taking in the show with camera in tow.
Taking in the show with camera in tow.
Steve Myrick's corner of the gallery attracted onlookers.
Steve Myrick's corner of the gallery attracted onlookers.
Patrons cast ballots for best in show.
Patrons cast ballots for best in show.
Alison L. Mead and Herb Foster debate the finer points of photographing sheep.
Alison L. Mead and Herb Foster debate the finer points of photographing sheep.
Alison Shaw featured large scale color print and smaller black and whites.
Alison Shaw featured large scale color print and smaller black and whites.
Featherstone's new art barn was filled with images from the Gazette over the years.
Featherstone's new art barn was filled with images from the Gazette over the years.
Albert O. Fischer, Hollis Engley, and Steve Durkee talk about the stories behind the pictures.
Albert O. Fischer, Hollis Engley, and Steve Durkee talk about the stories behind the pictures.
Featured in Eyes of the Island: Jeanna Shepard, Alison L. Mead, Maria Thibodeau, Albert O. Fischer, Peter Simon, Mark Lovewell, Alison Shaw, Steve Myricks, Timothy Johnson and Lanny McDowell.
Featured in Eyes of the Island: Jeanna Shepard, Alison L. Mead, Maria Thibodeau, Albert O. Fischer, Peter Simon, Mark Lovewell, Alison Shaw, Steve Myricks, Timothy Johnson and Lanny McDowell.
Lanny McDowell's avian photography attracts a gaggle of gallery visitors.
Lanny McDowell's avian photography attracts a gaggle of gallery visitors.
Eyes of the Island opened in the Francine Kelly Gallery at Featherstone Center for the Arts featuring Vineyard Gazette photographs and photographers covering more than a half-century of Martha’s Vineyard history.