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Image by Wright Schickli Selected by Black Box Gallery

Ellen Gilkerson | Published on 7/30/2026

Hocking Hills 2025, an image by Wright Schickli, was selected for inclusion in the On-Line Annex portion of the Black Box Gallery’s Lens Work: Trees and Water juried group photo show. Black Box sought to explore the interaction between these two foundational and evocative subjects in landscape and environmental photography. The juror was Todd Johnson, founder and director of Black Box Gallery. Twenty-six images were selected for the Exhibition Gallery, and an additional 50 images were selected for inclusion in the On-Line Gallery Annex. The exhibition runs from August 1 through August 25; and the opening reception will take place on Saturday, August 1. The exhibition may be seen online at https://blackboxgallery.com/Lens Work-Trees and Water-2026-EP.html.


Wright says: I captured this photo in Hocking Hills, Ohio, last year while hiking on a family trip. It’s an outstandingly beautiful area with many striking trees and streams/waterfalls. I highly recommend a visit there and renting a nearby house so you can experience the different times of day. But it is kind of “in the middle of nowhere.”

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Wright Schickli: Hocking Hills 2025

Black Box Gallery is dedicated to the exhibition of contemporary photography. Black Box’s juried international photo shows provide important opportunities for emerging and mid-career photographers. Black Box supports and encourages the creative production, exhibition, and critical appreciation of contemporary photography. As part of its mission, Black Box offers virtual portfolio reviews.

 

Details:

 

Black Box Gallery:

  811 East Burnside Street, #212

  Portland, OR 97214

  https://blackboxgallery.com/

  info.blackboxgallery@gmail.com

  503-804-5032

 

Lens Work: Trees and Water:

  https://blackboxgallery.com/Lens Work-Trees and Water-2026-EP.html

  Dates:  August 1 – 25

  Opening reception:  Saturday, August 2, 3 PM to 5 PM

  Gallery hours:  Saturdays: 12 PM to 5 PM