Peter Bates' exhibit has two facets: a fine art side, with high dynamic range photographs in brilliant colors of Boston bodegas and convenience stores taken at twilight; and also a documentary side, with black & white photographs of the owners paired with interviews with them about coming to America.

Erik Gehring’s exhibit consists of his bark abstracts from Boston’s Arnold Arboretum, shot over the last five years. “Most of these images were taken during rainstorms,” said Gehring. “Shooting in rainy, overcast conditions not only helps even out contrast, bringing out subtle colors in the bark, but more importantly it helps saturate the bark itself which really saturates the colors present.”