The subject matter that I photograph is common to everyday life, early evening at the coast, a forest in the fog, or early mornings in the garden. No exotic locations or unusual lighting set-ups, just natural scenes set in public places.
Jenny Hopkinson studied Visual Arts and Sculpture at Emerson College, Forest Row, England, where she plunged into the exciting worlds of woodcarving, stone carving, clay modeling, and metalwork, as well as painting. Recently she has been adding a three-dimensional feel into her paintings by Including sand, wood, and textile.
Focusing on botanical forms that refer and connect to an assortment of found or borrowed images; Kathryn Kain creates a composition that is loosely narrative in character. Carol Summers is considered by many art historians to be among only a handful of master printmakers alive today.
Michael Charlow is a digital artist working on the Peninsula. He is a graduate of the University of Oregon School of Allied Arts and Architecture.Call For Art:
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