Last site update: 6.30.'09 355 pages deep! WOW.
Since 1983 / now in our 26th year!
One of the oldest
photographic art galleries in the world.
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From
Photographers Forum Magazine |
Seewald's
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Where's Seewaldo?
Well, he's back home, but heading to Brazil and Argentina soon. He made art
in China and then Laos last year and is raring to go to new destinations.
Want to 'sponsor' (save money and 'pre-purchase' one of these pieces
of art at a
discounted rate) while you
still can from that trip?
Then read this important info BEFORE it's
tooooooo late.
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Sponsorship
offerings Read why so many folks invest in a Seewald sight-unseen, click here ! |
Online video of Michael Seewald on
San Diego's 7/39 NBC TV news.
A short interview of Michael's travels and about his thoughts on the
Mombassa, Kenya, Africa Hotel Bombing and the airliner missile attack at
the same time he was departing from Kenya's Nairobi airport.
A
short history
of
photograph collecting!
By Penelope
Dixon...
Upcoming local photography classes.
I received more
than my moneys worth!"
Chris Barley,
Cardiff, California
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Recent Photo Art Auction Action.
This photograh,
"Pond" by Edward Steichen, sold for $2,928,000.00
in 2006 at an auction at Sotheby's! That smashes the
previous record for a photograph sold at auction, $1,248,000.00, by the selling of Richard Prince's “Untitled (Cowboy)”
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(originally named 'Dream
for Africa) is a movement
that provides hope and real
solutions to the issues plaguing Africa. 'Dream Givers'
are people just like you who step out of their world
for 10 days to do something with lasting significance.
You can make a difference! ********************
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"I was paralyzed and could only watch in
horror...
The
Seewald's near death (maybe death?) experience- with newspaper photos...
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