About Us

Dick Hudnall - Dick has been seriously interested in photography for over thirty years using both large format 4x5 and 35-mm cameras. His primary focus is large format black and white fine art photography in the manner of Ansel Adams and Henry Gilpin. Dick has taken several advanced photographic workshops at the Maine Photographic Workshops and has recently completed John Sexton's Fine Tuning the Expressive Black and White Print Workshop.

Karen Hudnall - Karen's interest in photography evolved gradually over several years. In the beginning she spent time with Dick as he was experimenting with his camera. From there she moved on to asking him to photograph scenes that interested her. When both of them began to realize that he was not photographing exactly what she was seeing, she acquired her own 35-mm camera.

Karen has taken advanced workshops at the Maine Photographic Workshops. She completed courses with Brenda Tharp, The Art of Nature, and Michael Yamashita, a National Geographic Photographer. These helped to broaden her visual interpretation of her surroundings.

They reside in New Hampshire where they are members of The New Hampshire Art Association, NHAA, and State juried member of The League of New Hampshire Craftsmen. They show work at their shows and at several galleries in the area. Dick has won the award for Artistic Excellence given by the New Hampshire Art Association at the Currier Gallery of Art and the Josie F. Prescott Award given by Prescott Park Arts Festival. Recently Dick received a merit award for his portfolio from B&W Magazine and had two images appear in a special August/September 2006 issue.

As members of the Manchester Camera Club as well as the Photographic Society of America, Dick has received seven New England Camera Club Council (NECCC) annual awards which include print of the year, best print of show, nature slide of the year, and color slide of the year. Karen received the Lorena Medberry Award in the PSA Nature Division for Best Landscape as well as a NECCC award for Nature slide of the year.