I am almost reluctant to speak this aloud in case it might jinx me – but, after overcoming some resistance, I have been shooting new photos for my Evocations series. Every foggy morning for the last week, I have been on my studio deck – my table filled with a variety of props and backgrounds – working intuitively, quickly, before the sun bursts through. I prefer the even, filtered lighting of fog to the shadows caused by bright sun. Fortunately for me, Muir Beach is one of the foggiest places in the Bay Area and summer is fog season. It feels a lot like fishing – putting in my time, taking photographs, and later I will edit and see what I caught. But for now, I am having much fun playing in the fog with bottles, maps, and other ephemera.
I am a mixed media photographer and a lover of old maps, surrealism, the ocean, and the body’s wealth of wisdom. I started this blog in 2007 to chronicle my experiences in my actual art studio, but overtime have come to learn that the studio has no boundaries. Wherever I am being creative is my studio. Here you can learn more about my sources of inspiration, new work in progress, playful projects with my young daughters, and more. Enjoy!
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