Posted by Brad Mangas on October 30, 2009 at 11:43 AM
This is a follow up to Larry Fischers post on CSNP Success Story.
Wayne Rhodus's wonderful photography of Arkansas Waterfalls can now be viewed and enjoyed in the newly remolded section of the North Pavilion at Stormont Vail Hospital in here in Topeka!
These wonderful 24x36 matted/framed prints are stunning! A confirmation of the ability of Wayne and his work and a confirmation of how much beauty exists in Arkansas Buffalo River region that is loved by all who get the opportunity to experience it.
I have just returned from the North Pavilion to take a look for myself. My plan was to take some pictures of the display and post them along with this, but not all the work has been hung yet. I will see if I can get that done in the coming weeks.
As for Larry's post I would like to say thank you Larry for the comments. I also have some prints along with Wayne at the Pavilion. I appreciate your kind words and sharing of CSNP Success!
Congratulations to our own Wayne Rhodus!
Posted by Wayne Rhodus on October 30, 2009 at 12:18 PM
Hey thanks a bunch Brad, that's very kind of you. It is nice to have some large prints hanging in such a venue. I appreciate our buddy Ron for keeping me in mind too.
But I think you're being too humble here ... Larry was referring to the dozen or so images you sold to the hospital.
I've yet to see them myself but I hear there are numerous original Flint Hill's beauties from your impressive portfolio on display. So congratulations right back to you buddy!
I'll be looking forward to seeing the finished works myself some day.
Posted by Brad Mangas on October 30, 2009 at 12:47 PM
Ok, guess we both had success. Just to let ya know and to my surprise, there are No Flint Hill images there. The lady that picked them all out was set on certain color schemes, lots of browns, yellows, reds, oranges, and basic earth tones. No big blue skies with green rolling hills! As a matter of fact there are a few there that I shot right across the street in Shunga Park!
I drive thousands of miles in search of just the right Flint Hill images and in this case, there they are 50 yards away! Go figure!
Congrats to you both!! The atmosphere over there will no doubt be brightened by the presence of your wonderful images. I may have to mosey over to the hospital and check out the display sometime soon.
Posted by Bill Dark on October 30, 2009 at 5:41 PM
Congratulations Wayne and Brad! I'm glad to see you guys getting the recognition (and cashola) you deserve! I hope to be able to go to Topeka soon to see your work firsthand.
Posted by Rob Graham on October 31, 2009 at 10:23 AM
Congrats, guys!!
Posted by Scott Bean on October 31, 2009 at 10:46 PM
Congrats Wayne and Brad!!! I'm going to have to make a trip to Topeka to check out the prints.
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6 repliesWayne Rhodus's wonderful photography of Arkansas Waterfalls can now be viewed and enjoyed in the newly remolded section of the North Pavilion at Stormont Vail Hospital in here in Topeka!
These wonderful 24x36 matted/framed prints are stunning! A confirmation of the ability of Wayne and his work and a confirmation of how much beauty exists in Arkansas Buffalo River region that is loved by all who get the opportunity to experience it.
I have just returned from the North Pavilion to take a look for myself. My plan was to take some pictures of the display and post them along with this, but not all the work has been hung yet. I will see if I can get that done in the coming weeks.
As for Larry's post I would like to say thank you Larry for the comments. I also have some prints along with Wayne at the Pavilion. I appreciate your kind words and sharing of CSNP Success!
Congratulations to our own Wayne Rhodus!
But I think you're being too humble here ... Larry was referring to the dozen or so images you sold to the hospital.
I've yet to see them myself but I hear there are numerous original Flint Hill's beauties from your impressive portfolio on display. So congratulations right back to you buddy!
I'll be looking forward to seeing the finished works myself some day.
I drive thousands of miles in search of just the right Flint Hill images and in this case, there they are 50 yards away! Go figure!
Thanks Wayne