Walgreens Storefront Photo Exhibit
Elevate Art Menlo Park’s first downtown photo exhibit features Los Altos photographer Bill Scull. Walgreens has generously allowed us to display sixteen of Bill’s amazing photos in two large storefront windows on Santa Cruz Avenue. The exhibit was designed to encourage passers-by to stop and learn how exceptional photographs are created.
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Photo Exhibit
Like painters, top photographers use their artistic insights, technical knowledge, and mastery of composition to create engaging images.
This photo exhibit offers viewers the opportunity to appreciate how photographers use various design elements to produce exceptional art.
Sixteen photos are organized in eight curated pairs. Study the ones in each pair and discover the unique combination of design elements that distinguish each photo. See what they share and how they differ. Enjoy!
Photo Design Elements
Here are some design elements artists employ to create their unique works. When an individual photo is carefully studied, one can begin to appreciate their contributions and impact.
Subject(s) and settings
Activities, motion, expressions, stillness
Viewer perspectives
Subject framing
Lines, shapes and forms
Patterns and textures
Light, shadows, tones and contrast
Object juxtaposition
Warm, neutral and cool colors
Complementary and contrasting color palettes
Exhibit Information
Installation Date: August 2022
Photographer: Bill Scull
Sixteen 20 x 30 colorful photographs
Site: two wide storefront windows.
SPONSOR - PARTNER: Walgreens (Menlo Park)
STREET ADDRESS: 643 Santa Cruz Avenue, Menlo Park
Note: A smaller collection of Bill Scuill photographs is displayed inside the Bagel Street Cafe at 746 Santa Cruz Avenue.
Dana Hendrickson*, Debbie Hall*, Bill Scull (Photographer), Christine Duval* * Elevate Art Team