Digital Photography Presentation
Don Uvick seeks to preserve our past through his photography. Three areas of primary interest are lighthouses, diners and the "Big Apple", New York City.

Thus was born a second outlet in his effort to preserve them; Digital Art Shows. These 60-90 minute digital photography programs give groups an informative and entertaining means of appreciating and learning more about various topics. Information about presenting one of these programs in the Central Pennsylvania area is available upon request

NOTE: Programs will not be available until Fall 2008. Some were originally shown as slide shows. These presentations are currently being converted over to digital.

Coming Attractions:
The Mighty Sentinels of the Sea & Lighthouses -
A Part of Our Past
"The Mighty Sentinels of the Sea" takes the viewer on a relaxing voyage of the Lighthouses around North America. A 13 minute musical prelude sets the mood by presenting a variety of lighthouses in different settings. "Lighthouses - A Part of Our Past" is a lighthouse education program. The presentation can be designed to meet the interests of the group or organization. The presentation can include a history of lighthouses, pointers on how to photograph that special lighthouse and a discussion of select lights in the US.

Cape May - Victorian Beauties By the Sea
The beautiful Victorians of Cape May have been admired by many people for many years. He will bring that beauty closer to home, along with some history.

Diners of the Northeast
Everyone loves a diner. Many books, TV Shows (e.g. "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives") and documentaries have taken on this subject. Now, you can take a photographic journey of some of the establishments found in the Northeastern US.

First Stop: Manhattan
Don spent the first 4 years of my life in Queens. Although, it was a short time, he always considered NYC as a second home. His family would make frequent trips to visit friends and relatives who were scattered about the five boroughs (Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island) of New York City. Each borough offers its own history and has a unique character all its own. Over the years, he has returned to the city. From these visits a portfolio of images was developed which captured his personal views of the city. The first snapshot of the five is Manhattan!