Bob Hills, a wonderful local Tucson photographer, will be presenting in person for our first 2026 general meeting regarding ARTful Photography.  This presentation will explores a variety of approaches for creating multiple exposure artwork, showcasing examples made from both straight photographs and intentionally blurred images. Through a series of examples, participants will gain insight into how different camera and post-processing techniques can be combined to create distinctive, visually compelling results.

The imagery will cover a broad range of subjects, with special emphasis on rodeo roping and racing as well as sailing, where motion, energy, and rhythm can be express through layered, intentionally blurred exposures.

Attendees will leave inspired to explore new photographic techniques and discover how multiple exposures can transform familiar subjects into refined and expressive photographic art.

Bob is a recovering high-tech executive who has found solace in photography and digital art. While he values the experiences and accomplishments of his technology career, he finds his photographic work far more fulfilling. Over time, his photography has evolved from the pursuit of technically perfect, razor-sharp images to a more expressive and poetic approach. Through techniques such as multiple exposures, intentional blur, and innovative image processing, Bob creates works that evoke imagination and emotion. By embracing the art of photographic imperfection, he seeks to transform images into new forms of digital expression. His work has been published, the most recent being in ICM Photography Magazine which featured his article “Regatta” highlighting a portfolio of sailboat images. You can view Bob’s work at his website or on instagram:   (https://www.bobhillsphoto.com) and on Instagram (https://instagram.com/bobhillsphoto/) .