The 2020 SlowExposures Young Photographers' call is now open.  

Interested in trying something new?  For students in grades K - 12, take this opportunity to explore your surroundings (safely and with social distancing a must!) and see what kinds of pictures you can take with your phone or camera.  Take a look at the Scavenger Hunt ideas below.  After you take your pictures, you may enter two of your favorites in our Young Photographers' Contest.  There is no cost.

Please see the Young Photographers Call for further information and to access the application. 

Application deadline is Sunday, August 14, 2020. 

Remembering Anderson Scott

The volunteers of SlowExposures were very sad to hear of the death of Anderson Scott, a member of our Advisory Board and an early supporter of our show and its mission.  Anderson was a wonderful example of a life well-lived, but much too short. 

Anderson Butler Scott, age 58, died on January 11, 2020, at his home in Atlanta, Georgia, following a two-year battle with lung cancer.  His final days were spent quietly with his family.  He is survived by his wife, Amy Miller, his children, Mary Amanda Scott and Anderson Baytop Scott, and their mother, Amanda Barber Scott all of Atlanta, his father, James Marks Scott, his sister, Fairlie Scott Herron, and his brother James Marks Scott, Jr., all of Montgomery, Alabama. Anderson was predeceased by his mother, Vivian Butler Scott, of Montgomery.

 Anderson was born in September, 1961, in Montgomery, Alabama.  He attended the Montgomery Academy, Jefferson Davis High School, the Millbrook School of Millbrook, New York (Valedictorian), Davidson College (B.A., English Literature, 1984), Yale University (Master of Fine Art, 1987, Albers Scholar and Departmental Prize for Excellence), and Emory University (J.D., 1993).

Both attorney and artist, Anderson was a partner at the law firm of Fisher Phillips as well as a published and exhibited photographer.  He lived a happy life full of long runs, weekend photographic jaunts to find the odd and interesting, and family trips to distant lands.  He had great pride in his law practice and much love for those dear to him - children, wife, family, and large concentric and eccentric circles of friends.

  Anderson’s photographic works are held in numerous private, corporate, and museum collections both great and small including the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the National Museum of American History, The Smithsonian, the High Museum, and The Museum of Modern Art.  A monograph of his photographic work was published by the University of Chicago Press.

SlowExposures 2019 - "It's a Wrap" 

Thank you to all Photographers, Visitors, and Volunteers! 

A special Thank You to our Jurors, Alyssa Coppelman and Gordon Stettinius, and PopUp Juror, John Bennette, and Young Photographer Jurors, Dan Dunnahoo and Fawne DeRosia!

What a wonderful time we had! 

Hope to see you all for SlowExposures 2020!

To see a list of winning images from the main show, click here.  Young Photographer winning images may be seen here.

Remembering SlowExposures 2018
Sweet Sixteen
September 20 - 23, 2018

A blast from the past and a flavor of SlowExposures from a video by Houck Medford in 2015, helping us celebrate SlowExposures 2016! 

Jurors Talk SlowExposures 2015
© Houck Medford

"The slow pacing of the four days facilitates a saturated adsorption. The genuineness of this community provides healing time from the rapid pace of another life that everyone brought with them but left checked at the county line." 

Houck and K.B. Medford from Houck Medford's Journal