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Louisiana photographer Aaron Hogan of Eye Wander Photo showcases his unique underwater photography with an exhibit entitled OVRFLO

Photographer Aaron Hogan will host an art reception showcasing some of his most recent underwater photography work on January 30, 2016 in Baton Rouge. The exhibit, entitled OVRFLO, features a selection of Aaron’s most prized underwater photos featuring dancers, athletes and models celebrating the triumph of the human spirit. The no-cost event will be held at The Healthcare Gallery located at 3488 Brentwood Drive, Suite 103, Baton Rouge, LA from 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm on Saturday, January 30, 2016.

Selected Prints will be available for sale at the reception.

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A sample of Aaron Hogan’s Underwater Photography can be on the Eye Wander Photo Instagram Page at https://www.instagram.com/eyewanderphotounderwater
Facebook Event Page can be found at https://www.facebook.com/events/1102633103080612
Private viewings, interviews or press meetings may be arranged by contacting Jency Hogan at 310-818-6070

From the artist

“I have been obsessed with capturing movement ever since I discovered photography. During most photo sessions, I ask my subject to run or jump or spin or flip. Dancers have been among my favorite subjects to photograph, so it came only natural to include them in this project. The original inspiration for OVRFLO is the work by well-known fashion photographer Howard Schatz based in New York who published two books featuring his underwater dancers, H2O and Waterdance. This underwater project began as a desire to push myself in a completely new direction as a photographic artist. I was looking for a project that would be technically difficult but extremely rewarding at the same time. I wanted to create works which celebrated the human spirit in his many forms…his struggles and his triumphs.”