What’s this? We’ve had so much caffeine that we’re blurring the lines of reality . . . someone start playing “Take On Me” . . .

Click the picture to view the first issue of Slow Drip . . . and, of course, props to Zach!

We’re glad to welcome “Pretty Things: The Fashion Photography of Sabrina Sexton” to our Inman Park location. Be sure to stop by and check it out while you’re at Inman Park Festival this weekend, or come to the reception she’s hosting next Sunday, May 6, from 4 to 6 p.m.

Please join us on Saturday, March 31, for a reception kicking off Sara Hindmarch’s “Urban Forest” photography show at our Inman Park location. We hope you can make it for fun, refreshments, and mingling with other art-lovers.

We want to thank the incredibly talented Jody L. Harris for sharing his artwork with us in our Inman Park location. We hope you enjoyed his fun pop art as much as we did.

Art by Jody Harris

We now welcome the photography of Sara Hindmarch. Please join us for a reception to kick off her show this Saturday, March 31, from 7 to 9 p.m.

Supporting local artists is one of the things we enjoy most. If you are an artist who is interested in showing your work at either our Flowery Branch or Inman Park locations, please e-mail art@inmanperkcoffee.com with your phone number and a brief description of your work.

Sebastian Shuster of sull3n photography will be at our Flowery Branch location this Friday, February 9, from 7 to 9 p.m. for an artist’s reception featuring his photography. We hope you can join us.

Sebastian shared this words with us about his work:

Through my photography, I hope to share the subtle scenes, settings and ideas that I happen upon. I photograph to learn, I enjoy the discovery process and learning how to see ordinary things in new ways. My goal is to give the hint at something greater just underneath and the feeling of being on the verge of a new discovery.

I currently photograph with digital as well as film, using any technique that gets the result that I happen to be after. I never use any kind of radical post processing as I find that it usually takes away from the initial character of the image. My subjects include anything that moves me to capture it. It usually ends up being something beautiful, dark or unusual. I enjoy taking most of my photos somewhere off the beaten path and try to make them quite personal. I hope that as much enjoyment can be had from viewing them as I had in making them.

Featured in Photobloggers Exposed: Georgia on my mind which appeared in Blogcritics Magazine August 17, 2006.
Featured in The Velcro Show - a collective photography exhibit held at Composition Gallery in Atlanta.
Currently selling artwork through Composition Gallery in Atlanta.
Continually photographing anything that catches my eye.