CALLING FOR SUBMISSIONS
DEADLINE August 9th, 2017 23:59 EST
This exhibition's juror will privately critique up to 10 images.

Juror: William Albert Allard

Photo  © William Albert Allard

We’re proud to present Multiples, Darkroom Gallery’s 99th exhibition. In keeping with the repetitiveness of the numeral nine in 99, the theme of repeating subjects seemed like a good way to mark this milestone. As in the above photo by our juror William Albert Allard, the subjects in your photos need not be alike, but they should be all of the same kind or genre, in this case three buildings. Other than that requirement the subjects of your entry can be anything.

Exhibit Calendar (Subject to Change)
Submissions Close:	09 August 17 23:59 EST
Selections Announced:	by 17 August 17
On-Line Check-in Due:	25 August 17
Work Receipt Deadline:	11 September 17
Exhibit Opens:	14 September 17
Artists' Reception:	23 September 17 16:00
Exhibit Closes:	8 October 17
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Think of birds on a wire, triplets, a repetitive pattern in a natural  formation, like mountains, clouds and sand dune crests, a city skyline, patterns in graphic or decorative motifs. Look for the repeating forms in your life and photos!

All selected entries are exhibited in our gallery and included in a full color exhibit catalog;

• Juror's Choice receives a 30x48" vinyl exhibit banner featuring their image, free entry into a future exhibition, and a free exhibition catalog.
  
• Honorable Mentions receive free exhibition catalogs and free entry in a future exhibition. 
  
• People's Choice gains free entry into a future exhibit.
• We offer free matting and framing of accepted entries for the duration of each of our exhibition, subject to standard sizes. Photographers set their own prices if they wish to sell their work and retain all rights to their photographs.

Juror: William Albert Allard Photographer and writer William Albert Allard has been a major force at National Geographic and in mainstream photography for over 50 years. It is said that as an intern in 1964 his intimate photographs of the Amish of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, were regarded as a landmark in the photographic evolution of the magazine. A former contributor to Magnum Photos, Allard has been published in most of the major magazines in the United States and abroad. Allard is one of the few photographers of his generation whose entire professional body of work is in color.  His website: www.williamalbertallard.com/