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Wednesday, March 19, 2014

Ralph is @ Adorama ...

Ralph will be presenting a Workshop on Emotional Energy Photography @ Adorama on West 18th Street.

The Presentation will be on May 14th, check flyer for details.

Put the event on your calendar ... the presentation will be informative and entertaining.

There will be time for questions.

Adorama staff will also be able to help with questions about gear.

Sunday, August 25, 2013

My brother Robert & his wife Meredith came from Connecticut to see my photographs.

They really enjoyed the photos. Meredith said each time you look at them, you see more !

Today is the last day of my exhibit at RoMA, in Jersey City. The photos will be on exhibit from 4:00 pm till 6:30.

Take advantage of this beautiful weather to come out & see my photos in person !!!

I will be  there from around 5:00 pm.


My friend Bogdan, took our photo with my Canon 6D, Canon EF 24-105 f4 IS USM lens and my canon 600EX-RT Flash bounced at a 45' angle.

Sunday, August 18, 2013

Visitors Feedback

Visitors Feedback on my photos at the Russian Museum

"When I viewed the other exhibits I walked into the room, with your photos - I became speechless ... all I could do was drink in the beauty of your art - your photographs." E.

"Some works of art you can look at once or twice then you get tired of them, 
Your photos are alive, they are sensual, each time you look you see more." Y.O.

"They are fantastic ... I especially like "the Wind on Broadway" and the "Water Crystals" E.E.

"Wow ... these images are great ... they inspire me to create new paintings." E.M.

Friday, August 16, 2013

Welcome to the Russian Museum of Art

Myself and several artists were chosen to be exhibited at the RoMA as category winners in the 2013 International Arts Festival.




all photographs and text are © Ralph M. Ferraro, MSW 2013

The RoMA is located a few short steps away from this view of downtown Manhattan - taken form the Jersey City boardwalk.











MoRA opened in Sept of 1980 - so it is a  glorious 33 years old

Margo is the great lady who is keeping it vibrant with all her direction and heart.





My photos were arranged by Serge in a great spot in the corner of the room.




Photos from Left to Right
"Bowling Green" (20x30),"the Wind and Broadway" (24x36), "NYC Street" (24x36) 
and "Water Crystals" (20x30).

Tomorrow I will post some feedback that I have received about my photographs.
There is still time to come to the Museum and view my work.
The photographs are numbered limited edition works and are available for purchase.

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Is this a part of one Ralph's photographs that will be debuted this Wednesday at The Russian Museum of Art?

Or is it a part of a photographic Gem from a very interesting location in Manhattan that will be revealed at a later date?

Can you guess what it is?


Saturday, August 10, 2013

Category Winners' Exhibition



The 2013 International Arts Festival
is pleased to announce
Category Winners' Exhibition

the Opening Reception
will be held on
Wednesday, August 14,
6 p.m. – 9 p.m.


Photography Category:
Ralph M. Ferraro
RmfTop Emotional Energy Photography

Exhibit will be held at the
Museum of Russian Art / MoRA
80 Grand St, Jersey City, NJ 07302

August 15 - 25, 2013
From 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Preview of images on next page
Directions on page 3


My photographs will include





"Bowling Green"

2013 International Art Festival

20 x 30
Metallic Digital Print
Gallery Plexiglass Mount


© Ralph M. Ferraro, MSW 2013
Limited Numbered Edition

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"Water Crystals"


2013 International Art Festival

20 x 30
Metallic Digital Print
Gallery Plexiglass Mount


© Ralph M. Ferraro, MSW 2013
Limited Numbered Edition


Plus two additional Photographs will be debuted



24 x 36
Metallic Digital Print
Gallery Plexiglass Mount


© Ralph M. Ferraro, MSW 2013
Limited Numbered Edition




Preorder Special for those who order by 8/13/13 will receive a 10% discount


Contact me for details at RmfTop@gmail.com


DIRECTIONS TO THE
MUSEUM OF RUSSIAN ART

By train from Manhattan:

  • ·       Take the PATH train from WTC to Exchange Place Station.  Walk one and one-half a block west on Montgomery Street (away from the river).

  • ·       Turn left onto Greene Street.
Proceed down Greene Street for two blocks.

  • ·       Turn right onto Grand Street.

  • ·       The museum will be two blocks down on your right on the corner of Grand and Washington Streets.

By car from Manhattan:

·       Take the Holland Tunnel to New Jersey.

·       Take the first left after the tunnel exit (onto Marin Blvd.).

·       Turn left onto Christopher Columbus Drive.

·       Proceed down Christopher Columbus Drive for two blocks.

·       Turn right onto Washington Street.

·       The museum will be three blocks down on your left, on the corner of Grand and Washington Streets.

By car from the New Jersey Turnpike:

  • ·       Take Exit 14-14A-14B-14C for I-78 toward US-1/US-9/US-22/Newark Airport/Holland Tunnel.

  • ·       Keep right at the fork to continue toward I-78 E and merge onto I-78 East.

  • ·       Exit I-78 at Jersey City/Columbus Dr

  • ·       Turn right onto Christopher Columbus Dr.
Proceed on Christopher Columbus Dr. for one mile.

  • ·       Turn right onto Washington Street.
The museum will be three blocks down on your left, on the corner of Grand and Washington Streets.

Local street parking is usually available in the Paulus Hook region of Jersey City in which MoRA is located.

Sunday, August 4, 2013

My Photos took 1st place at ...



The International Arts Festival is pleased to announce
The 2013 International Art Festival Category Winners' Exhibition
that will take place at the
Museum of Russian Art / MoRA
80 Grand St, Jersey City, NJ 07302
on
           
August 14 - 25, 2013
The opening reception
for the exhibition will be held on
Wednesday, August 14, 6 p.m. – 9 p.m.
Congratulations to The Category Winners selected by the jury of the
2013 International Art Festival Competition:
Photography:    Ralph M. Ferraro