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- December Flowers
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- Millennium Park Grasses
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- JP Branches
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- Yarmouth Shells
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- Last Plants of Autumn
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- Printer Autopsy
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- Sanibel Spider
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- Stalks
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- Still Life With Fan and Teapot
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- Arboretum Sentinels
Dennis Geller
Die Nebenweld
The “real” world is only one of the many ways available to us for understanding and communicating our experiences. These images lead us to the other side of a looking glass, and back again, revealing relationships of tonality and form that, while implicit in the subjects, are effectively hidden from most of us by the ways we’ve evolved and learned to navigate the world.
The elusive story that these pictures tell is one of an alien world, just next-door, that I hope will provide for others, as it does for me, some revelatory illumination of our own.
Artist Bio
Dennis Geller is a Fine Art photographer in the Boston area. His work, which tends to offer close looks at the everyday, and often veers into the abstract, has appeared in juried and group shows across the U.S. He was co-photographer for the monograph A Parent’s Hip-pocket Guide to Gymnastics and published a limited-edition book featuring his photographs of an historic house in Brookline, MA, 19 Colchester. He has taken classes and workshops at the New England School of Photography, The Griffin Museum, the New Hampshire Institute of Art, Maine Media Workshops and Boston Photography Workshops; he has studied with Laura Valenti, Molly Lamb and Emily Belz. Dennis served as course assistant in various courses given at the Griffin Museum, including the current Atelier 29. His careers outside of photography have involved developing and teaching about complex systems. He is an ordained Humanist Minister and holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science.
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