Photography
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PHBF07
$35Artist: Rebecca Field
Title: Color on Wings
Medium: Photography book
Size: 7"h x 7"w
Description: Becky Field, an avid bird conservation photographer, is a long-time supporter of MCFTA. Her stunning photographs of birds, taken on trips around the world, have been published locally and internationally and exhibited at many venues including MCFTA. "Color on Wings" includes species photographed in North America, Africa, St Bart's in the French West Indies, St Paul Island in the Pribilofs in the Bering Sea, the Pantanal and Atlantic Rain Forest in Brazil, and Costa Rica. There is no text, as it is intended to be a strictly visual experience of nature's brilliance. "Color on Wings" is published in small numbers, so here is a special opportunity to get a beautiful book at this price!
To learn more about the artist:RebeccaFieldPhotography.com
All proceeds from the sale of this item benefit MCFTA
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PHBF08
$35Artist: Rebecca Field
Title: Birds of the Anguilla Bank
Medium: Photography book
Size: 9"h x 9"w, 144 pp
Description: Becky Field, an avid bird conservation photographer, is a long-time supporter of MCFTA. Her stunning photographs of birds, taken on trips around the world, have been published locally and internationally and exhibited at many venues including MCFTA. "Birds of the Anguilla Bank" is published in small numbers, so here is a special opportunity to get a beautiful book at this price!
To learn more about the artist: RebeccaFieldPhotography.com
All proceeds from the sale of this item benefit MCFTA
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PHPN01
$800Artist: Polly Norman
Title: Double Dancer
Medium: Photography
Size: 27.5"h x 55"w framed
Description: Polly Norman's artistic practice has taken her from photography to painting to digital image-making, creating primarily abstract compositions inspired by a variety of subjects. She has exhibited her work in MCFTA's "Abstract" exhibitions, among many other venues. "Double Dancer" is part of a body of work in which, in her words, she "developed a process of photographing objects or scenes through Pennsylvania glass block, using the warped bricks as a kind of lens. The way the glass bent, distorted, and broke up lines was similar to the motion of a dancer in a still photograph. Likewise, these qualities imparted a strong rhythmic, kinetic quality as well. The images had an immediacy - even a wildness - to them." Her book, "Dances Through Glass," in which she describes her processes and inspirations, won the Midwest Book Award as well as the Eric Hoffer Award for Excellence in Independent Publishing.
To learn more about the artist:pollynormanart.com
All proceeds from the sale of this item benefit MCFTA