“Paynetown” by Don Waters is one of the featured photographs in the exhibit.

Our Wondrous Watershed opens Friday, November 3rd at the Brick Room Gallery, 107 N College Avenue, and will be open from 5 to 8 PM each Friday during the month of November.

Friends of Lake Monroe is pleased to present Our Wondrous Watershed, a new photo exhibit featuring work by fourteen members of the Bloomington Photography Club.  Photos in the exhibit were captured in the Lake Monroe watershed, an area spanning more than 440 square miles, reaching into five counties. Most of the watershed is beautiful and rugged, including Yellowwood State Forest, Brown County State Park, and the Charles C. Deam Wilderness.

Attendees will be treated to stunning imagery ranging from macro-photography to sweeping landscapes. Fourteen members of the Bloomington Photography Club had work selected for the exhibit including Craig Barton, Raouf Bishay, Becca Cambridge, Tom Duffy, Deanilee Deckard, Juliet Frey, Linda Harl, Kriste Lindberg, Tanya Kuzima, Bruce McLaren, Cheryl Molin, Erin Roberts, Dorothyann Strange, and Don Waters. The exhibit also marks the 7th anniversary of Friends of Lake Monroe, which was established in 2016 to support water quality and sustainable recreation.

For more information and artist biographies, please visit https://www.friendsoflakemonroe.org/news/our-wondrous-watershed-photo-gallery