Illusions Gallery - Carrollton

Photographers in our upcoming exhibit

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	Rod Fruin Rod is a Canadian photographic artist residing in Carrollton. He specializes in scenic/landscapes as well as visual arts producing most of his work on canvas. He is a graduate of The New York Institute of Photography. More Here
	Teresa Garren I began my journey as an amateur photographer about 5 years ago. In my busy life, I used photography as a way to relax and mostly took pictures for myself. I have been encouraged by others to share my work and I'm very happy to have this opportunity. More Here
	Mike Gibson  Years ago I started using a camera to record places, people and events that I have seen. It is much faster than trying to record thoughts and memories on paper. It also makes my experiences easier to share with other people. Many of my photos are taken from unique angles to get a more striking view of something that caught my eye and attention enough that I wanted to remember it. More Here
	William Hogan William Hogan received formal training in Fine Arts from the University of West Georgia and has won multiple awards for his photography. The evocative imagery in his work defies reality while combining the realism of photography and the surrealism of our dreams. His art also shares an encompassing theme of humor in relation to human mannerisms. More Here
	Jack Miller, MD Jack’s interest in black and white photography dates back to his childhood. At the time his first and only camera was a brownie Hawkeye. He has mounted more than 50 group and solo exhibitions, won numerous national awards, been collected by such places as the National center for architecture and design, and the Prague House of Photography His. work is published in: Shots, Exhibitioner, New YorkNow, bluph, Arts and Expressions, and B and W magazines . More Here
	Bobbe Jacobs Toub As a young child, I received my first camera (a Brownie Hawkeye) and have been enthusiastic aboutphotography ever since. I began shooting color slides in the early 1980s. With the advent of digital photography and more opportunities for travel, I have experienced a renewed enthusiasm for taking pictures. More Here