“Photography takes an instant out of time, altering life by holding it still.” – Dorothea Lange
Each of us views the world in our own unique way. In my photographs I try to capture how I felt right then, right there, in that moment, about what I was seeing. Big, bold landscapes leave me just as breathless as up-close, intimate shots. Sometimes I like to play around with abstract images, seeing if I can take something familiar and make it appear otherwise. But what I’m always seeking is a visual, external representation of an internal sensation.
IMAGE GALLERY I
Frozen Canopy
Edge of the World
Old Maple
Come the Morning
Survivors
Twisted Tree, Grand Mesa, CO
Beached Canoe
Silver Linings
Waking Up, Myrtle Beach, SC
Southern Christmas
Sunset on the Porch, Hartford, NY
The Moongate Garden, Smithsonian Museum, Washington, DC
I've never really liked labels, I am this, I am that. But in the interest of introducing myself, I can say that I am many things: nurse, writer, photographer, poet, painter, gardener, friend, armchair philosopher, counselor, nature lover, home makeover aficionado, movie buff, practicing yogi, and aspiring world traveler. I think that's a pretty good list for now. I want to become a bigger part of the vital, creative force I feel deeply at work in the world and connect with other people who want to do the same.
I've never really liked labels, I am this, I am that. But in the interest of introducing myself, I can say that I am many things: nurse, writer, photographer, poet, painter, gardener, friend, armchair philosopher, counselor, nature lover, home makeover aficionado, movie buff, practicing yogi, and aspiring world traveler. I think that's a pretty good list for now. I want to become a bigger part of the vital, creative force I feel deeply at work in the world and connect with other people who want to do the same.
Jacqlyn Thorne 