During his lifetime, Leo Frame has photographed iconic figures such as Muhammad Ali, Angela Davis, Miles Davis and Sly Stone. These and other images are currently part of an exhibit at the Oak Bluffs Library called Bearing Witness to Black Consciousness: Leo Frame.
Alison Shaw stands in the fog beneath the Oak Bluffs fishing pier. Her camera is positioned on a tripod as she looks through the lens at the early morning waves meeting the shoreline.
Famed photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt’s lingering presence on Martha’s Vineyard is sometimes easily apparent to the eye, other times lurking behind the scenes. A new exhibit at the museum places him front and center.
To capture the rippling interplay of light and waves in the waters around Martha’s Vineyard, photographer Jeanna Shepard shoots when the setting or rising sun casts a honeyed light across the sea.
The art of photographer Jeanna Shepard takes over the Feldman Family Art Space at the Martha’s Vineyard Film Center in an exhibit that runs through Sept. 12.
On Tuesday evening Featherstone Center for the Arts opened its summer series of photography salons with a photographic slide show and talk by John Rosenmiller.
When Hollis Engley’s parents died 20 years ago, he inherited a vast store of photographs from more than a century of family history on Martha’s Vineyard and in the Azores.
Neal Rantoul’s first Island photography exhibition since 1995 is actually a pair of shows in one, each taking the viewer on a different Vineyard journey.
