Check it out! www.georgediebold.com officially launches with five exciting collection categories that inspire visitors to Examine, Explore, Contemplate, Relax and Engage in an amazing collection of fine color photographs. Visit often, enjoy and feel free to contact the studio for a private showing of George’s work.
Three George Diebold photographs included in the Waterways exhibition at Heather Gaudio Fine Art Gallery, 21 South Ave., New Canaan, CT 06840.
Finally home! George Diebold returns to New Jersey after completing almost two months on the road. In October, he traveled to the American West photographing slot canyons in Arizona, foliage in Colorado, the Bisti Badlands and White Sand Dunes in New Mexico. He capped off the trip capturing ocean details along the Pacific Coast Highway in California. He traveled 5,000 miles in just over three weeks.
George Diebold takes off for his West Coast studio in Hawaii. For one month, he travels the islands of Kauai and the Big Island capturing photographs of black sand beaches and still lifes as well as panoramic sunsets at the summit of Mauna Kea Volcano.
George Diebold gets the birthday present of a lifetime! His Montclair studio is totally destroyed from water damage from Hurricane Irene. (Not to worry! No photographs were destroyed and the studio will soon be more beautiful than ever!)
Get It Write LLC is hired to manage P.R. and marketing for George Diebold Photography.
George Diebold begins an ongoing partnership with the Wellmont Theatre in Montclair. He will be photographing all of the acts who perform at the Wellmont. He has already photographed musician Peter Frampton and comedian Denis Leary. The long-term goal is to produce a book in conjunction with the Wellmont featuring celebrity acts.
George Diebold photographs the Gay Pride March in Manhattan as part of the fully accredited event press.
Art Matters, a corporate art consulting firm in Glen Echo, Md., begins showing George Diebold’s work in the Metro Washington, DC area.
George Diebold travels to Nova Scotia and Maine where he spends two weeks shooting the ocean, lighthouses and spring foliage.