Nicholas A. Price - DAM PERSPECTIVE

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Dam Perspective - The Hoover Dam photographs- A unique perspective was captured by Nicholas A. Price when he photographed one of the most monumental and important landmarks in American history.
The Spotlight Collection - An artistic take on people in the industries of music,entertainment and sports - a work in progress
Playground Of The Gods - This exciting project about this artistic take on a natural phenomenon that is millions of years old.
Cleared Hot! - An exclusive and personal photographic journey into the United States Air Force - Click on this link to read more about this exciting project, exhibition and national tour which is concluding at the National Museum Of The US Air Force in Dayton, Ohio this October 2007. Over 650,000 visitor's are expecting to see the exhibition during the six months it will be displayed in the Hall Of Honor Gallery.
Too Many Wheels - Too many wheels, held in high esteem, for too long a part of everyday life, with coming of age and retirement years, these items of pride and nostalgia, just tin and tires....a work in progress

Nicholas A. Price photographed the Hoover Dam using his unique talent and style as a Master fine art photographer, in 2007.
Nicholas wanted to capture the Hoover Dam in a way that was reminiscent of the 1930's Art Deco era - a style that architect Gordon B. Kaufman elegantly applied throughout the entire Hoover Dam Project.
Through his use of black and white film and doing his usual thing of breaking every rule associated with photographing in low-level lighted areas, Nicholas pushed his technical knowledge and film speeds to the extremes to ensure his style of light and shadow played even more strongly than usual within the photographs he would create from film.
Looking back to how photography was created and displayed in the 1930's, Nicholas deliberately hand printed his work to create an unusually small collection of only 25 photographs from the 200 that he had taken, printing them in sizes of 8x10 format then matted, framed and styled the collection in a way that would reflect the traditional photography salon feel renowned in Paris and New York from the 1800's to the 1940's.
The collection will eventually go into Nicholas Price's Public Art Program which provides art education and outreach programs for the community here in Nevada and across the United States.

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