The latest exhibit, on now at Art Gallery Kimberley, features Cranbrook-based photographer Neal Panton.
The exhibit runs until May 26, 2024. It features mages captured along the Pacific North Coast, including Haida Gwaii, Vancouver Island and the Oregon coast.
Panton has had a passion for photography from an early age. He is a former university professor of Photography and Visual Language, and a photojournalists for Reuters news agency.
“Tides” showcases Neal’s distinctive photographic style, reminiscent of the darkroom photography process executed through the use of modern photo editing software. Through a combination of intuition and skill, Neal’s photographs reflect a sense of contemplation and introspection, inviting viewers to find their own unique connection to the images.
The exhibit welcomes visitors from Thursday through Sunday, 9:30 am to 4:30 pm, and accommodates appointments from Monday to Wednesday.
