Welcome to the online Centennial Exhibition of photographs by alumni of the School of Photographic Arts and Sciences at the Rochester Institute of Technology.

This exhibition was on display during the May 1-3, 2003 Celebration of 100 years of photographic instruction at the Institute. The exhibition consists of 259 pieces.

To make it easy to load on various computers around the world, it has been broken into 4 parts . You will find a simple alphabetical listing of all authors at: Participant List and a few "snapshots" that give visual testimony to the installation. You can see these at: Clothesline Exhibit

Arranged in alphabetical order, in each of the 4 galleries, you will find each author's photograph in "thumbnail" format. These can be viewed at a larger size (400 pixels in longest dimension by clicking on the thumbnail version of image. This will open a new page that includes three navigational arrows located in the upper right corner allowing you to "scroll" backward or forward through the collection. You can also return to the main page of the gallery you have selected by using the up arrow.

We recommend that you use the "Open Image in a New Window" when you select the first image and that you navigate back and forth from that point as this speeds up returning to the first page of the set by simply clicking that new window shut.

The individual photographer's page includes the version of the thumbnail at the larger size, the title of the photograph, the city, state and country where author lives as well as their year of graduation.

Note: There is a small collection of photographs by Les Stroebel of several faculty members going back to the 1950's. See them at Les' Pictures.

There may be some mistakes that crept in as the Alumni Exhibition was assembled and we ask your forgiveness and assistance in correcting them. Please send an email to Prof. Davidhazy at andpph@rit.edu with details and he will correct errors. If you have any other feedback to share we would appreciate receiving that as well! Thank you.