Getting In The Frame With The Chattanooga Aperture Project

By Ray Bassett

Published September 28, 2026 at 2:38 PM EDT

Banner for Chattanooga Aperture Project.

(Aired Weds 9/23/26)

For photography here in the Chattanooga area, there’s a new opportunity to get in the frame.

The Chattanooga Aperture Project celebrates and elevates local photo talent - and starting on Thursday with Depth of Field Day, it’s hosting a series of events for the community.

Koleby Gilbert is the Project’s founder.

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