Opening reception

Saturday, November 20, 2010 
5:00 – 8:00 pm
Everyday clay studio

 

Continuum:

A continuous sequence in

which adjacent elements are

not perceptibly different from

each other, although the

extremes are quite distinct.

Drew  Alston is a local photographer who grew up in the southeast US and moved to St.Thomas in March of 2004 to pursue scuba diving and underwater photography. Drew honed his skills working on dive boats and yacht charters and is published in St.Thomas/St.John Magazines. Drew was also one of the first two photographers to contribute to Ocean in Google Earth and continues to promote marine ecology and environmenatl awareness through his work.  Underwater Photo by Drew Alston  The process started with Alston producing a body of primarily underwater photography.  His use of Micro and Macro lenses have generated enthralling colors, textures and overall images.  Young has than taken several of his images and printed them onto her functional and decorative pottery.   The “elements are not perceptibly different from each other, although the extremes are quite different.”  Puffer Fish at Night - Photo by Drew Alston Drew  grew up in the southeast US and moved to St. Thomas in March of 2004 to pursue scuba diving and underwater photography.  He honed his skills working on dive boats and yacht charters and is published in St. Thomas & St. John Magazines.

Continuum Underwater Photos by Drew Alston and Ceramic Installation by Kimberly Young

  
Lovely Diver Underwater Photo by Drew Alston and ceramic Bait Ball installation by Kimberly Young

www.drewalstonphoto.ifp3.com

jaalston@hotmail.com

www.everydayclayvi.com