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Photography show gives best of both worlds

by Jon Bodell August 2, 2016

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Tim Goodwin / Insider staffWhen it comes to photography, some pictures are defined by their color, while others simply require the subtlety of black and white. So when we stopped into the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce last week for an exhibit by Cynthia Irwin and Joanna Novembrino, both members of the N.H. Art Association, we got to see it all. Irwin’s vibrant display can be summed up in it’s title, Colors of Cuba, while Novembrino uses black and white to show off her shots of nature’s design in Form, Shadow, Silence. The show will be up through Aug. 27. Facing page (Irwin), top left: Dance Company Filming TV Promo. Top right: Street Corner Madonna. Bottom right: Evening in Fusterlandia. This page (Novembrino), top left: Breakwater II, Rye. Right: Tree, Prague. Bottom left: Ripples, Merrimack.
Tim Goodwin / Insider staffWhen it comes to photography, some pictures are defined by their color, while others simply require the subtlety of black and white. So when we stopped into the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce last week for an exhibit by Cynthia Irwin and Joanna Novembrino, both members of the N.H. Art Association, we got to see it all. Irwin’s vibrant display can be summed up in it’s title, Colors of Cuba, while Novembrino uses black and white to show off her shots of nature’s design in Form, Shadow, Silence. The show will be up through Aug. 27. Facing page (Irwin), top left: Dance Company Filming TV Promo. Top right: Street Corner Madonna. Bottom right: Evening in Fusterlandia. This page (Novembrino), top left: Breakwater II, Rye. Right: Tree, Prague. Bottom left: Ripples, Merrimack.

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