Jack Gruber and Jasper Colt tell you everything you wanted to know and more about the Boyd's Station Reinke Grant for Visual Storytelling. Deadline for submissions to be considered for this grant opportunity is Feb. 1, 2018. Apply and find more details here! https://www.boydsstation.org/about-306/
Announcing The Reinke Grant for Visual Storytelling
Gary Cameron Signs 1600 Rainbow Avenue
Gary Cameron, an award-winning photojournalist whose career spans over three decades, many based in Washington, D.C., talking about the day he photographed the White House illuminated in rainbow colors following the historic Supreme Court ruling legalizing gay marriage in the United States.
Gary's iconic image of the White House is part of a collection of fifty-six VERY LARGE prints beautifully printed courtesy of AdoramaPix for the Boyd's Station benefit raising funds to support the Project 306.36 Visual Documentary Grant. Check out the video to see just how LARGE these prints are for this benefit. They are stunning!
Bid now on Gary's amazing photograph printed on Fujicolor Crystal Archive Deep Matte paper sized 27.5 in x 17.25 in on sheet size 30 in x 20 on the Boyd's Station Benefit Print Auction now with bidding ending on Dec. 18th. Check out the rest of the collection of images from amazing photojournalists who have graciously donated their work to support the Boyd's Station Visual Documentary Grants.
BOYD'S STATION BENEFIT AUCTION BID NOW!
A terrific first day for the Boyd's Station Benefit Print Auction!
Thanks everyone for your support and bidding on some of these amazing images from some of the very cool kids in photojournalism!
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YOUR BIDDING IS MOST APPRECIATED! BUT YOUR HELP IN SHARING IS A HUGE HELP!
This great fundraiser print auction for Boyd's Station continues with bidding through Dec. 18 on signed and limited edition prints from photographers such as Dave Burnett, Robert Beck, Mike Blake, Jack Gruber, Deanne Fitzmaurice, Gary Hershorn, Bill Ingalls, Chip Litherland, Adrees Latif, Pete Marovich, Trent Nelson, Marcus Yam, Mark J. Terrill, and more!
And what exactly is the nonprofit Boyd's Station organization raising funds for?
Here is the answer....The Boyd’s Station 306.36 VISUAL DOCUMENTARY GRANT is awarded to one student documentary photographer annually providing for a TWELVE WEEK intensive documentary opportunity to photograph the people and culture inside the nearly three hundred square miles surrounding Harrison County, Kentucky. Housing is provided and costs are covered. And weekly feedback from some of the most amazing visual journalists in the world. Check out more about the 306.36 Vis Doc Grant and program at https://www.boydsstation.org/about-306/
In addition to the Project 306.36 program, The Boyd’s Station PLACE+SPACE creative residence program provides artist studio space and ZERO-COST housing for artists and writers from one to 12 months in the village of Boyd, Kentucky. Your support is making all this happen.