Lighting and composition

Fountain Hills Photography Enthusiasts to hold second annual exhibition

Photographs can be viewed at the Community Center throughout September

The Fountain Hills Photography Enthusiasts will hold its second annual exhibition Sept. 3-30 at the Community Center. Pictured is “Boyce Bridge” by Photographer Linda Brader.

Photo courtesy of Linda Brader

The Fountain Hills Photography Enthusiasts (FHPE) will present its second annual exhibition Sept. 2-30 at the Community Center, offering residents the chance to view a diverse collection of work from local photographers.

The display will be open during Community Center hours, Monday through Thursday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.

The show will feature approximately 40 to 50 photographs lining the Community Center hallways, with subjects ranging from wildlife and landscapes to architecture and abstract art.

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