Image City Photography Gallery

05/18/2025

📸 Time is running out for entries to Photographers’ Journey juried show! Show us your boldest, most compelling work.
In partnership with Lumiere Photo, Adobe & Archival Methods.
🗓️ Deadline: This Thursday, May 22
🔗 Details: ImageCityPhotographyGallery.com

05/14/2025

At Image City Photography Gallery through June 8, Through the Lens: An Exploration of Landscape, Architecture and Emotion” features Nicholas Jospe, offering a bold and evocative look at landscapes shaped—and scarred—by time, culture, and human touch. From the misty rice terraces of China to the skeletal remains of American barns, Nick’s photographs do more than document; they provoke reflection on the beauty of impermanence and the tension between nature and control.
Open: May 13 - June 8, 2025; Tuesday-Saturday 12pm-6pm, Sunday 12-4 pm
Reception: Friday, May 16; 5 - 8:30 pm
First Friday Gallery Night: Friday, June 6; 5 - 9:00 pm

05/11/2025

“Play Time,” a Gallery Pick by Margy Meath, beautifully captures the spirit of youthful curiosity and the grace of nature through the lens of two playful fox kits. Using a shallow depth of field, Margy expertly draws focus to the kits’ lively interaction, highlighting the fine details of their bright eyes, delicate whiskers, soft fur, and a prized feather. The gentle bokeh effect in the background isolates the subjects, allowing their expressions and movements to take center stage. The image evokes a sense of wonder, inviting viewers to imagine stories behind the kits' playful exchange—whether they are on a hunting adventure or simply enjoying a playful moment with a feather. Margy’s photograph not only showcases technical skill and thoughtful composition but also tenderly conveys the social and inquisitive nature of young foxes. It’s a charming celebration of wildlife and childhood-like wonder. Congratulations, Margy!

05/07/2025

Christy Hibsch’s striking photograph, “Mirror Image” captures the graceful choreography of a tern and its reflection. More than a portrait, it freezes a fleeting moment: wings outstretched above and echoed below. Christy blends sky and water seamlessly, drawing the eye to the bird and its mirrored twin. Even the splashes shimmer in harmony, enhancing the realism. Capturing such drama is the mark of a skilled wildlife photographer. As Henri Cartier-Bresson said, seizing the decisive moment is key—and this image exemplifies that. The minimal background and muted colors keep full focus on the bird’s elegant pose and reflection. Congratulations on a Gallery Pick, Christy. See Christy’s other photographs and those of the other 20 photographers during the “Women’s Perspective 2025” through May 11.

05/05/2025

Congratulations to Cindy El-Gaaly for her striking Gallery Pick, “Ain’t She Grand” with a strong visual appeal from the nighttime setting and the beautifully lit bridge. The low-angle perspective lends the structure a grand, monumental feel, while the symmetry of the spans draws the eye gracefully through the frame. The night lighting is well captured, with a lovely contrast between the cool blue steel and the warm golden glow on the water and piers. Reflections on the water’s surface add depth and interest, enhancing the composition. The vivid blue tones are especially captivating. See other photographs of Cindy’s and those of the other 20 photographers during the “Women’s Perspective 2025” through May 11.

05/03/2025

Diane Dersch’s “Black Knight” is a striking Gallery Pick, elevated by its black-and-white palette and luminous metal finish. The horse, caught mid-turn, exudes strength and calm, its sleek coat gleaming like polished armor. A textured backdrop adds timeless drama, while monochrome highlights every muscle and graceful contour. The metal print captures light beautifully, lending the image a vivid, almost living quality. Diane’s precise framing emphasizes the horse’s nobility and spirit. More than a portrait, the image evokes the mystery and grandeur of mythical steeds, inviting reflection on the beauty, power, and elegance of these majestic creatures. See other photographs of Diane’s and those of the other 20 photographers during the “Women’s Perspective 2025” through May 11.

04/30/2025

Stop by Image City to see the fabulous photos on display by the 10 women photographers in our current show. Click on the link below to read our blog article about the show.

The 2025 Women’s Perspective Exhibit is back at Image City featuring the following 10 female photographers: Diane W. Dersch, Cindy El-Gaaly, Joyce Freitas, Christy Librock Hibsch, Do…

04/25/2025

📸 Photographers’ Journey is back! Show us your boldest, most compelling work.
In partnership with Lumiere Photo, Adobe & Archival Methods.
🗓️ Deadline for submissions: May 22
🔗Details: ImageCityPhotographyGallery.com

04/22/2025

Congratulation to Steve Dent’s Gallery Pick that invites us into the moody, tranquil world of Louisiana’s Atchafalaya Ancient Swamp through his evocative photography. In Serenity & Quiet of the Swamps, a standout among his work, silhouetted tree stumps anchor the composition, while layered trees recede into the mist, creating an absorbing sense of depth.
Steve’s mastery of grayscale tones—ranging from deep blacks to delicate grays—shapes a dreamlike, monochromatic landscape, touched with a faint sepia warmth. A golden glint of sunlight adds just enough contrast to lift the muted palette. With exquisitely rendered textures and a smooth sky gradient, the image resonates with a timeless, nostalgic beauty.
See other photographs of Steve’s for his first exhibit as Visiting Artists and those of the other 20 photographers during the “Women’s Perspective 2025” through May 11.

04/16/2025

The Image City Photography Gallery is proud to present “Women’s Perspectives 2025,” its 5th annual photography exhibition, showcasing the creative vision and artistic talent of a diverse collective of ten women photographers. This highly anticipated event offers a unique opportunity for audiences to experience the world through the lenses of these talented artists.
Each member of the group brings a distinctive perspective to the exhibition, capturing the beauty, emotion, and essence of their surroundings in compelling ways. The 5th annual show will feature a curated selection of original photographs, with each artist contributing at least one image that highlights the captivating theme of Sunrise/Sunset.
“The Women’s Perspectives exhibition is a celebration of creativity and storytelling through photography,” said Margy Meath, organizer of the exhibition. “This year’s showcase is particularly special as it marks our fifth anniversary, and we are excited to share a collection of stunning images that inspire, evoke emotion, and invite viewers to see the world through our eyes.”
When:
April 15 - May 11, 2025; Tuesday-Saturday 12pm-6pm, Sunday 12-4 pm
Reception: Friday, April 18; 5 - 8:30 pm
First Friday Gallery Night: Friday, May 2, 5 - 9:00 pm