From
show
at
Art Center
in
Spartanburg, S.C.
An exhibition of flowers in breathtakingly
beautiful photographs by
Dr. Harry Levin of Woodland Hills, California. Dr. Levin's
photographic
techniques for flower close-ups
are unique in their three-dimensional quality.
They have great advantage over accepted
doctrine in capturing the delicate
and ephemeral qualities of flowers. Dr. Levin, a scientist now
retired,
conducted research in solar energy and aerospace fields. He engaged in
radioisotope ion exchange; decontamination of fission products;
and analysis
of reactor meltdown.
He developed boron slurry fuels for rockets
and ramjet
engines and high-purity silicon for
solar energy. The Exhibition was at
the
Barnwell Gallery at 385 Spring Street,
Spartanburg, S.C., and was coordinated
by his sister, Marsha Poliakoff, a noted
playwright and artist.
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Hemerocallis
hybrid
Cymbidium
hybrid
Anthurium
andraeanum
Passiflora
hybrid
Hibiscus
rosa-sinensis
Camellia
sasanqua
Guzmania
lingulata
Zinnia
w/ female Fiery Skipper
Antirrhinum
majus
Agave
parryi
Puya
venusta
Costus
species
Sedum
Species
Echinocereus
scheeri
Stapelia
nobilis
Hibiscus
rosa-sinensis
Brassolaelio
cattleya
hybrid
Hemerocallis
"Russian
Rhapsody"
Fuchsia
"Little Ronnie"
Chorisia
speciosa
Helianthus
annus
"Sunset Rich"
Caladium
bicolor
Codiaem
variegatum
var. pictum
Rose
"Carribean"
Rose
"Brass Band"
Nepenthes
hookeriana
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