Wanderlust: Travel Photography by Julie Jungers
Open gallery
Although “the world is getting smaller” and “the global economy” are common refrains, nevertheless an enormous swath of the planet remains inaccessible, inhospitable, or politically embargoed. Few people have the access, resources, or desire to explore every corner of the globe.
Julie Jungers is one of those people. In the past twenty-five-plus years, she and her husband Frank have visited nearly two hundred countries, several of which are geographically very remote, or whose visas are not easily awarded to American travelers.
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Genjia Miao People, Matang Village, China, 2011 -
Autumn harvest at Longji Rice Terraces, Longsheng, China, 2011 -
Bengal Tiger, Bandhavgarh National Park, India, 2008 -
Novices reading, Shwe Yaunghwe Monastery, Inle Lake Region, Myanmar, 2007 -
Kyauk Htat Gyi (reclining Buddha), Yangon, Myanmar, 2007
The exhibition and book Wanderlust: Travel Photography by Julie Jungers are a select chronicle of Julie’s extraordinary adventures, including more than 100 photographs from 13 countries in the Eastern Hemisphere. As she has often noted, her photography is a means of sharing her good fortune and experiences with her family and friends, a way of letting those close to her see the world through her eyes.
This slideshow offers a glimpse of the images on display in the exhibition.
Exhibition Details
Wanderlust: Travel Photography by Julie Jungers opens September 6, 2012 with a reception at 5 p.m. The exhibition closes October 14. The Ronna and Eric Hoffman Gallery is open Tuesday through Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. All gallery events are free; parking on campus is free on weekends. For information, call the Hoffman Gallery at 503-768-7687.
