GILPIN COUNTY - The rich and sometimes unexpected interplay between people and nature is often the subject of Dave Aldridge’s photographs.
He is drawn to scenes which reflect the ways people interact with the world. Aldridge tries to evoke both...
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Art at the library
Photographer Dave Aldridge will be exhibiting his photographs in a show titled "As I See It" at the Gilpin County Public Library from February 8 through March 29. A reception with the artist will take place on March 1.
GILPIN COUNTY - The rich and sometimes unexpected interplay between people and nature is often the subject of Dave Aldridge’s photographs.
He is drawn to scenes which reflect the ways people interact with the world. Aldridge tries to evoke both emotions and questions in the stories he captures through his camera lens. His portfolio is eclectic, with images ranging from landscapes to abstracts to architecture. His love of travel provides him the opportunity to explore varied places and cultures, experiences he enjoys sharing with viewers.
Aldridge’s photographs will be exhibited at the Gilpin County Public Library in a show titled "As I See It," from February 8 to March 29. A reception with the artist will be held on Saturday, March 1, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
For more information go to www.GilpinLibrary.org or call 303-582-5777.
