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	fLux : December 2006	fLux Redux - a review
	Chris Conrad is a photographer, guide, and adventurer who seeks out unique perspectives of the natural world. Since his introduction to photography in 2000 Chris has explored the techniques of traditional and digital photography blending them into his own personal style.
	Deborah Shank, originally from the Chicago area, began photographing at the age of eight when she got her first camera - she has been playing with film and light ever since. Her favorite camera now is a Fuji 6x17, which she uses to make large panoramic images.  Deborah is a collected basket maker and dabbles in watercolor and pastels. She has also worked with the Moab Community Theater and Red Rock Improv here in Moab.  During the summer heat she is often found kayaking on the river trying to get in one more surf before the sun goes down.  Moab has been her permanent home for almost six years, and she’s not leaving anytime soon.
	Bruce Hucko is a freelance photographer, author, art educator and radio producer whose primary work focuses art, indigeneity and the environment. The landscape of the American West and the relationship people have with it figures largely in all of his work. Community and Communication are also primary themes. Hucko is engaged in work to creatively document and preserve both the land and the lifestyles that characterize the West. All of his work involves the continuum of human expression.
Patrick Paul René, born in 1964 in Roussillon, France, a little town of the Dauphiné region.  His interest in photography began on his first visit to the Southwest in the early 1980s.  It was the wild desert beauty, enchantment and grandeur within the Colorado Plateau that captured his imagination. By the early 1990s Patrick was visiting the region annually to savor the pristine solitude it offered.  It was this isolation that unleashed his creativity for the works we see today. Patrick views his photography as works of art using a camera and lens as his paintbrush and easel.  He produces strong, powerful images that evoke an emotional response in himself and his audience.  His intuition and imagination continue to guide him in bringing the depth of mood and beauty that is ever present in his work.
Bill Godschalx is a well-known local photographer who runs a popular portrait studio with his wife Pam.
Brian Parkin is a commercial photographer with an interest in Fine Art. He founded Moab Art Works in 2006.
Marian Boardley develops E6 and B/W film for photographers and helps run Moab Art Works. She makes photographs using an 8x10 pinhole camera.
	brian parkin photography