Photochrome Camera Club

San Francisco Photography Club: Established 1942

These exhibitions may be of interest to Bay Area Photographers:

Through March 16
Heidi Schumann and Jason Reblando
RayKo Photo Center, 428 Third Street
San Francisco www.raykophoto.com

Heidi Schumann’s image-making reflects a humanitarian focus and she strives to promote social awareness through her work. Heidi will exhibit work from the Congo, post-war Iraq, the tsunami in Sri Lanka, as well as images from Brazil and Central and North America. www.hsfoto.com

Jason Reblando’s photographs of public housing document how the Chicago Housing Authority’s “Plan For Transformation” affects both the urban landscape and public housing residents. His intentions are two-fold: to humanize the housing projects through portraiture of residents, and to provide a context of the public housing landscape. www.jasonreblando.com

March 1 – May 25

Annie Leibovitz Exhibition–Legion of Honor
Exhibition dates: March 1 – May 25, 2008

Annie Leibovitz: A Photographer’s Life, 1990-2005, on view from March 1 to May 25, 2008, presents a retrospective of Leibovitz’s professional photographs as well as those she has taken of her family and close friends, and thus views a full “photographer’s life. For decades, Leibovitz has captured the icons of popular culture with her award-winning photography for Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair, and Vogue. As Leibovitz says: “I don’t have two lives. This is one life, and the personal pictures and the assignment work are all part of it.” Over 200 photographs are included in the exhibition.

Fans of Annie Leibovitz will want to head out to the Legion of Honor to see this exhibit of her work. However, unless you are a member of the museum, there is a surcharge for this show.

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