Jump! at the Creamery

Sergey loves to capture the celebration, laughter and joy of the human spirit through photography. His work evokes the beauty of mankind and exposes emotions of the soul. In the simple act of jumping the emotions explode and are captured on camera and in this fun and unique video.

In Springfield, Missouri, Artopia of the Rural Midwest, The Creamery Arts Center is a magnet for all forms of creative expression. Children from the Springfield Community Center are participating in an extension of the program “Childhood In Its Landscape” with visiting Russian Photographer Sergey Tsygankov.

Russ and Pam RuBert were on hand to capture the action with the Canon 5D Mark II HD camera along with various other equipment. Russ is a former chairman of SRAC, photographer and sculptor.

Go to the Public Art Blog to see a photo gallery of the Creamery images by the Russian photographer Sergey Tsygankov.

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