My first camera was a pink Kodak 110, expanding into Polaroid, darkroom, and digital thereafter. Growing up in the 80’s, I was profoundly impacted by the groundbreaking work of Andy Warhol, and the creative freedom he conveyed in his radical images. The thrill of instant artistic gratification in film was intoxicating. Original rolls filled with photos of my Barbie and beloved Siamese cat, inspired by photos Andy took of his famous friends posing with fantastic abstract objects. Still-life images of them posing inside and outside, depending upon the weather, were the origins of understanding lighting. My grandmother would collect the rolls every few weeks, drive up the hill to the local drug store, and splurge on one-hour photos. The early days of exploring and expanding creativity through photography established a lifelong lust for images. Over decades of travel, I have curated images from my favorite places on earth. I offer a collection of photo posters mounted on white-painted wooden boards. All photo boards measure 16”x20” $199 includes shipping.

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