filmtwit
Desperate but not serious
The first is Photo Central Hayward, CA. "Altamont to America : Bill Owens and the Legacy of Suburbia" August 18th to Oct 20th
https://patch.com/california/sanlea...america-bill-owens-and-the-legacy-of-suburbia
The second is UC Berkeley School of Journalism, Reva and David Logan Gallery in North Gate Hall, "Bill Owens: Suburbia",
(August 27 2018, - January 7, 2019). More at
https://journalism.berkeley.edu/eve...opening-reception-for-suburbia-by-bill-owens/
https://patch.com/california/sanlea...america-bill-owens-and-the-legacy-of-suburbia
The second is UC Berkeley School of Journalism, Reva and David Logan Gallery in North Gate Hall, "Bill Owens: Suburbia",
(August 27 2018, - January 7, 2019). More at
https://journalism.berkeley.edu/eve...opening-reception-for-suburbia-by-bill-owens/
Jamie Pillers
Skeptic
Thanks for the heads-up! I'll bike up to campus to have a look this week. 
Jamie Pillers
Skeptic
Oops... next week.
charjohncarter
Mentor
I went to the show Saturday in Hayward, CA and it was really worth it. There were lots of people there as it was opening day, so maybe it will be a little less crazy now. Suburbia his famous book was shot with a Pentax 6x7 (three lenses: 55mm, 105mm, 200mm) and interior shots with a Brooks-Veriwide. Some of his color shots (later) were done with a Sony Mavica (3.5 inch floppy disc camera). He also used bare bulb flash for fill in, and bounce. If you can make it go, you will enjoy it.
I can only think of Todd Hido and Henry Wessel that are around now in the Bay area. Let us know if there are others (???).
I can only think of Todd Hido and Henry Wessel that are around now in the Bay area. Let us know if there are others (???).
Jamie Pillers
Skeptic
Doesn't Richard Misrach live around here?
filmtwit
Desperate but not serious
charjohncarter
Mentor
Yes, I remember the 1991 swimming pool photo after the Oakland fire. Thanks Jamie.