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Check-out the November Newsletter... http://archive.constantcontact.com/fs064 /1011190628349/archive/1102805341801.htm l
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Thursday morning, TLF said "Bon Voyage" to 30 teens headed to Eastern North Carolina for the Vanishing Point photography and poetry "art exchange."

Marcie Oberndorf-Kelso Sample some of the pieces in the November 14th TLF Annual Auction...
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When the gavel comes down, will you take home that coveted piece of art? Outbid your friends and have a great time doing it with food, music, margaritas and fabulous art!- Join us the evening of Saturday ...

The Light Factory announces "Vanishing Point," a film and photo literacy project of Charlotte students traveling to connect with their peers in Eastern North Carolina...

The Light Factory-Contemporary Museum of Photography & Film hit the road today to eastern North Carolina with 30 students from Olympic and Garinger High Schools for our "Vanishing Point" outreach project.

Marcie Oberndorf-Kelso Another great article on photo collecting....get ready for TLF's Annual Auction on Saturday November 14th at Extravaganza.
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In the past year or so, it has become commonplace for art critics to refer to photography as the ‘new painting’. They imply two things by this fashionably glib, half-ironic sobriquet. Firstly, ...

Scott Foster At the last Sunday Salon meeting, listened to Dennis discuss the f.64 group exhibit. Here's my interpretation...

Marcie Oberndorf-Kelso Come see Ansel Adams in f.64 at TLF, then see more in Columbia, SC.
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There is a consensus among photo experts: Ansel Adams was a brilliant landscape photographer and his contributions to art photography are significant and numerous.

The Light Factory-Contemporary Museum of Photography & Film What a great list of scary movies! What's YOUR favorite horror film?
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http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2009-10-28/martin-scorseses-top-11-horror-films-of-all-time/ Just in time for Halloween and exclusively for

Marcie Oberndorf-Kelso
This is a great resource about building a photography collection including this wisdom, "Another type of auction to buy at is the charity auction. The advantage here is that your purchases get to benefit a good cause. There are many good charity auctions. Just remember that the above rules on bidding still apply, altho...ugh many charity auctions do not charge a buyer’s premium, which allows you to bid 10-25% more." See you at TLF's auction on November 14th.Read More
I Photo Central | Collecting Issues & Resources | The Insider's Guide to Buying and Selling Photogra
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Collecting Issues & Resources - The Insider's Guide to Buying and Selling Photographs - The Insider's Guide to Buying Photographs

The Light Factory-Contemporary Museum of Photography & Film We're looking for volunteers to help with the Annual Auction on November 14th. Please e-mail Linnea if you're interested--lbeyer@lightfactory.org

The Light Factory-Contemporary Museum of Photography & Film What is the future of film distribution--subject of our film focus in February with Jonathan Taplin--http://tiny.cc/Kg2uV
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Hollywood used to keep quiet about digital video, for fear of angering DVD retailers like Wal-Mart. The silence is over, and the innovations are rolling out.

The Light Factory-Contemporary Museum of Photography & Film Dennis Kiel is right--"Herb & Dorothy" is a must see film. Tonight and tomorrow at 7pm in the Duke Energy Theatre at The Light Factory.

The Light Factory-Contemporary Museum of Photography & Film
A great column that illustrates why we at TLF are so passionate about the outreach programs we bring to schools. When we teach kids about film and photography, we are preparing them to be competitive in the evolving workforce. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/21/opinio n/21friedman.html?_r=1
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Those who create services, opportunities and ways to recruit work can compete on the world market. That is the key to understanding our education challenge today.





























