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Fabric Collage Textile Artist…+ wife, mother, traveler and cook…. I feed a lot of people
"...a multiple lens systems to shoot photos at the same time, Images of the Light L16 camera images are filled with amazing light and color, but it is the promise of what multi lenses will do with the "depth of field" that is most intriguing for me, each lens taking in essence a photo at a certain depth so they are all crisp and clear and then layering them together. Eventually I learned photo editing software, updated my camera and updated it again when technology changed and I could afford it, but I never forgot my photography professor's description of a " Pinhole Camera"...a black painted box, with film inside and ....one single pinhole for a lens and the implication was clear, it's not the camera that takes great photos. Since Art School, I've never taken his challenge to shootphotography, but I do believe there's a time to use my big bodied, big lens Nikon D3300 and there is a time to take out my phone camera, currently a LG V20.Like when a photo-op presents itself crammed into a gondola with eight skiers who really wanted one more run down the slopes above Telluride, Colorado and didn't mind or notice there was our rather large German Shepherd/ Lab dog residing on the floor, named Piper.
FDR put Harry Hopkins in charge of the WPA and Hopkins put Holgar Cahill in charge of the Arts programs. And it is a wonderful thing that Hopkins was of the opinion that "artist have to eat as well," so 15,000 to 20,000 pieces of artwork were created between 1935 and the middle of World War 2. In the style of "America Scene" painting, bringing to mind the industrious farmer and worker in their orchards and fields the Ventura Post Office murals are not that dissimilar to other patriotic works of the time to encourage a since of national pride and communal direction. And in recent years, as the memory of that time in our national history fades away with the passing of the people who lived it, we are also losing the art as well, as new government buildings and public works are being built the painting, sculptures, and panels are being stuffed away in storage, claimed by unknown entities or thrown away.
"Skyfishing" won the 2014 SCBWI Merit Award for Best Illustration in a Chidlren's Magazine