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New Series on White Birch

ansleywest — Wed, 18 May 2011 19:00:56 +0000

This is an image from a new portrait series I am working. They are xerox transfers on White Birch bark. The image shows it hanging on the wall.

Portrait Shoot

ansleywest — Mon, 02 May 2011 14:27:39 +0000

I shoot Hudson Stephens portrait last week in Atlanta, Georgia. Here are a few selections from the day!

Jericho Farm: Richmond, Vermont

ansleywest — Fri, 22 Apr 2011 15:34:14 +0000

A few photographs from a new series I am working on about an organic vegetable and animal farm in Richmond & Jericho, Vermont. These photographs are a selection shot between February and April 2011 around the animal barns and fields.

b&w film photography

Nepal

ansleywest — Tue, 22 Feb 2011 15:38:34 +0000

Annapurna Region, Nepal 2010

Color Photographs

Boncek Wedding

ansleywest — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 11:39:03 +0000

Boncek Wedding: Tahoe, California

Bruno Wedding

ansleywest — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 05:28:42 +0000

Bruno Wedding: Durango, Colorado

check out these photographs from a wedding I recently shot with more to be posted soon to the website!

Mothers of a Nation Update

ansleywest — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 03:49:10 +0000

April 20, 2010

Mothers of a Nation: New Color Stills

I am back from Uganda where I have been shooting the feature for Mothers of a Nation. Please check out www.mothersofanation.com for upcoming news on the movie. Also check out my site for more photographs.

Ansley West Photography

ansleywest — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 16:37:02 +0000

January 15, 2009

My Wedding Photography video is out. Please watch!

Mothers of a Nation Video Trailer

ansleywest — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 16:28:06 +0000

January 12, 2010

I wanted to share with you the trailer to Mothers of a Nation. Please check out any screenings in your area and contact us if you are interested in hosting one! Watch the trailer below:

Ansley West Photography

ansleywest — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 16:58:53 +0000

January 11, 2010

Today is my mother’s first day of chemo. She will be going twice a month for the next four months. The first two months will be the most taxing because of the particular chemo cocktail. This chemo treatment has the unfortunate nickname of Red Devil. Mom told me this morning she feels at peace with what lies ahead. She is not fearful of her next four months. I will keep everyone up to date on her progress and the documentary. Please send her prayers, light, and love.

In other news, I wanted to pass along an update on the Mothers of a Nation project.

We are working hard on editing the soundtrack for Mothers of a Nation and still looking for funding to return to Uganda to finish the feature. We are fiscally sponsored by Arts Engine which makes all direct donations tax deductible. Please see our WEBSITE to find out more about how to get involved. Every little bit helps!

My Photographs are for sale in support of the film with a percentage going back to DIG and directly to the women of Jinja. Previous sales have enabled us to donate a HUG (Home Ugandan Gardens) garden for the holidays!

The photographs can be seen at www.ansleywest.com. They are available now and we encourage you to consider purchasing one of these unique prints. Please contact me directly for price listings at ansleywest@yahoo.com.

Below are a list of events that shouldn’t be missed! We look forward to seeing you at a screening or exhibit in 2010! Happy New Year!

The University of Utah for Women’s Club

The UUWC will showcase the Mothers of a Nation photography show and film as a part of Women’s Month in March 2010. The club is a nonprofit organization operated exclusively for charitable, cultural and educational purposes. Its programs and activities bring together women with diverse interests and diverse roles in the University community. ??Please join us as Ansley will be lecturing at the University on March 10th, 2010 followed by a gallery reception where the film will be screened. ??Stay tuned for more details.

The Panjoma Penda Festival

Mothers of a Nation will be screening along with 9 other short films about Africa at this exciting event hosted by The Ugandan American Partnership Organization, one of the films proud sponsors. ??The Pamoja Penda Festival, Swahili for “One Community Love,” is to host a day music festival to benefit the Ugandan American Partnership Organization’s work with refugee communities in Northern Uganda and to raise awareness for grassroots organizations in Africa and Atlanta.??Mothers of a Nation will screen at the March 28th event. Please stay in tune for show times.??