As much as people have prophesied 2012 as an end time I however am reining in the new year with great new beginnings. To start the year off right I have sold my first piece of work at the Isadore Gallery, started building a website, and signed off on a lease with 2 other aspiring photographers on a studio collective. It feels great to be on the right track!
We are currently renovating the studio and preparing it for our opening sometime in February. The two other photographers, Tom Roe and Renee Althouse, already have their own business's in the works and will be using this space as their home base. I however will be using the space to build a solid portfolio involving food, product, portraiture, still life, stock and architectural photography. Hopefully I'll pick up some clients in 2012 with this portfolio on my website that I hope to get up and running around mid February . I'll keep posting on any new update's as they come and I hope to keep this momentum from here on out. Cheers, and Happy 2012!
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Thursday, December 8, 2011
O. Winston Link
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Julian Roder-World of Warfare
I absolutely love these photographs. Check out the rest of Julien Roders work @ http://www.julianroeder.com
Friday, October 28, 2011
Lancaster News Paper Interview - Emerging Forms, Unfolding Time
"As the son of an artist, Christopher Moss naturally gravitated toward a career in the arts. So when his father, David Moss, was arranging a one-man exhibition of his mixed-media work at the Isadore Gallery, it just seemed natural for it to become a two-man, father-son exhibit.
"I was very excited to have the opportunity to exhibit with my father," says Chris Moss, 25, a Pennsylvania College of Art & Design graduate. "It's something we talked about when we were in New Mexico."
David Moss is a painter, while his son is a photographer. In their exhibition, Chris Moss explores the landscapes of New Mexico in "Land of Enchantment," while David Moss's abstract mixed-media works evoke messages of the ever-changing balance of life in "Transient Equilibrium."
"Our work is very different, but there is a certain unity to it," Chris Moss says. "Maybe because.... "
Read more: http://lancasteronline.com/article/local/482359_Emerging-forms--unfolding-time.html#ixzz1c7cL4Cwb
"I was very excited to have the opportunity to exhibit with my father," says Chris Moss, 25, a Pennsylvania College of Art & Design graduate. "It's something we talked about when we were in New Mexico."
David Moss is a painter, while his son is a photographer. In their exhibition, Chris Moss explores the landscapes of New Mexico in "Land of Enchantment," while David Moss's abstract mixed-media works evoke messages of the ever-changing balance of life in "Transient Equilibrium."
"Our work is very different, but there is a certain unity to it," Chris Moss says. "Maybe because.... "
Read more: http://lancasteronline.com/article/local/482359_Emerging-forms--unfolding-time.html#ixzz1c7cL4Cwb
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