Current Exhibits
1. Recent work is the current exhibit on display at Gourmet Peddler's Deli located in the Pine Tree Plaza Shopping Center at Running Y Ranch Resort, Klamath Falls, Oregon. It is located on Highway 140 west of downtown on the way to Medford Oregon. AND
Running Y Ranch Resort Recreation Center.
2. January, February, Novemeber, December Klamath Art Gallery - membership group exhibits. 120 Riverside Drive, Klamath Falls, OR 97601. Open noon to 4 PM Thursdays through Sundays. 3. "Photography At Oregon Gallery" Annual Invitational Exhibit: Dot Dotsons, 1668 Willamette Street, Eugene Oregon. April and May 2023
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Open to exhibiting work at established galleries in surrounding counties in the future.
Send email request to: goellergraphics@aol.com
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Now taking requests for additional workshops for 2023:
Hot topics are:
"Around the Water Hole" (About Critter Cam Photography
"24 Tips and Tricks For Better Photos"
"Make Your Photos Say Wow"
| "Can You Hear Me?" Running Y Ranch Resort, OR |
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Favorite Previous Large Exhibit: May 1-25, 2014
“Gone Wild” was the theme for the May 2014 exhibit at the Klamath Art Gallery. Local photographer Jonne M. Goeller put together an exhibit featuring landscapes from some of the most remote locations in the region. Her passion for fine art landscape photography leads her to seek out the hidden and unknown.
Goeller’s photography has a distinct style. Avoiding trails and roads, she is able to find unique landscapes in remote locations that are rarely photographed by other photographers… if at all. She creates images the old fashion way using shooting and filter techniques from her "film/darkroom" days with her modern digital camera. She travels with lightweight camera equipment and her tripod is the seat of her pants! Patches and all! Her favorite light is the intense light found at high elevations and as far away from cities as possible. The resulting photos often have intense color, dramatic lighting and startling three-dimensional depth. She does minimal digital editing to her photographs because she tries to shoot them “right” in the first place. Her husband Steve often scouts locations and tries to keep her out of trouble!
Nearly all
of her new photographs are printed
on metallic surfaced paper. “It just glows!” commented Goeller. “If you
have never seen photographs printed 13” x 19”on this media, this exhibit was a “must see.” She still insists
on printing, matting and framing most of her own work, one image at a time. Her
limited edition landscape photographs have made their way into a number of
private collections. This is the largest exhibit she has done in Klamath Falls.
