About this blog.

As this blog evolves I have decided to add current images on a variety of subjects. Some of these images are shot digitally and for some I continue to use traditional 35mm film. Back in the late '70s and early '80s, I photographed a lot of bands. I did album covers and publicity shots for many mainstream musicians but I loved the alternative music scene. My current subject matter includes urban environments and anything else I find visually interesting.

Artist's Statement for "Person to Person" exhibit

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All images Copyright (c) 1977-2012 Paul Hodara All Rights Reserved
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Friday, April 2, 2010

Person to Person - Opening night

I have four pieces in this show. Person to Person an exhibit presented by Arts Westchester, sponsored by the Lasdon Foundation and curated by Ken Marsolais and Marc Weinstein. An exploration of photographic portraiture. April 1st through May 7 2010. "..These photographic portraits span a range of size and style, from sharp realism to abstraction, intimate to outrageous, but all give insight into the character and personality of the subject.."

Some reviews of the show:
Westchester County Information and Art Knowledge News


Here' the link for more info: ArtsWestchester




or for further information contact:
Daryl Cooper at ArtsWestchester:  dcooper@ArtsWestchester.org


Artist Statement, My pieces:















Opening night


Sunday, January 10, 2010

Fifth Nation


January 9th 2010 at Arlene's Grocery, lower east side, New York City. Fifth Nation is Julia Richardson, guitar and vocals and Music Reid, drums.

hear/see Fifth Nation at: www.fifthnationmusic.com














































Tuesday, December 22, 2009

New York City #2

I have an affection for a great city. I feel safe in the neighborhood of man, and enjoy the sweet security of the streets. 
-Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 




Tuesday, November 17, 2009