Lambertville, NJ – There are millions and millions of cell phones taking billions of images each year around the globe. Most of these photos are simple efforts to document one’s family, friends and pretty scenic views. For most, a modern phone is an excellent tool for doing the job of recording our personal moments through our time and place. The computers in our phones can instantly decide what is the best point of focus, color effect and exposure time, and you can take thousands of shots without any thought of artistic value or cost. There is nothing wrong in this, but there still are artists who prefer using traditional “stand alone” cameras – be they digital or analogue – because these artists have a goal to show a world beyond a simple capturing of everyday existence. The Three Photographers in this group show are looking beyond the average pretty images most photography stories tell. By using film cameras, where every shot requires some form of forethought of the specific physical properties and costs that film requires, these Three Photographers have deliberately chosen film cameras as their specialized tool to explore themes and ideas that are not associated with what is usually referred to as “snapshots”.