posted Tuesday November 1, 2011
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Helen F. H. Smith's photographs from mainland Orkney and the Outer Hebrides capture major Neolithic stone circles on Scotland's far flung north islands, along with glimpses of today. Some say these monuments are "the places where ...
posted Monday November 1, 2010
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This is an unusual exhibit by two members who were allowed into Tibet in the early 1980s, before modernization and the development of tourism. The drawings in watercolor and ink by Elisabeth (Ben) Booz were done ...
posted Saturday November 1, 2008
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In the Spring of 2005, Michele Benoy-Westmorland, travel photographer and diver, and Karen Huntt, a documentary photographer and photo editor, carried the SWG flag to Papua New Guinea and The Solomon Islands, for their project "Headhunt ...
posted Monday September 1, 2008
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September 13 – November 4, 2008 In the late 1960s, Richard Kennedy spent two years in India as a young Peace Corps Volunteer. Forty years later he returned to the country and village that had reshaped ...
posted Thursday November 1, 2007
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The Society of Women Geographers is proud to present a fascinating exhibition of photographs depicting women who have broken through the limitations of social convention to explore and conquer newrealms–geographic, physical, mental and metaphoric. These rare ...