Dreamscapes - An online exhibition from Professional Women Photographers
One of my double exposed landscapes is included in this exhibition:
When the quarantine hit, my initial response as an artist, was to pull out my 1969 Rolleiflex camera and start shooting with black and white film. It was many years since I’d used that camera and developed my own film. I photographed my backyard; the roses and cherry blossoms in this spring awakening. My husband and I walked all over my hometown, Asbury Park, photographing the neighborhood lakes and Canadian geese. After fifteen years, I returned to using double exposures. Grand Avenue and Sunset Lake is an example of this pandemic work.
When the quarantine hit, my initial response as an artist, was to pull out my 1969 Rolleiflex camera and start shooting with black and white film. It was many years since I’d used that camera and developed my own film. I photographed my backyard; the roses and cherry blossoms in this spring awakening. My husband and I walked all over my hometown, Asbury Park, photographing the neighborhood lakes and Canadian geese. After fifteen years, I returned to using double exposures. Grand Avenue and Sunset Lake is an example of this pandemic work.