The PHOTOGRAPHY portfolio includes recent thematic work of the Iron Range in northern Minnesota. I’ve been interested in photography since my youth beginning with a Kodak “point and shoot” instamatic camera. Later, in college, I learned to use an SLR and to develop film and print images. I collected vintage Brownie cameras, one of them my Grandmother’s, and began my experimentation with film manipulation and overlapping images, on the film and in the dark room. The idea of using ghost imagery in multiple layers still challenges and intrigues me. Today I use a Minolta SLR and Leica digital camera to capture images, then I manipulate the images on my computer. Before apps were available, I used video and overlapped image frames to create new stills.
RECENT WORK: VIEWS FROM THE IRON RANGE, 2017-2019

“EUCLID”

“FLAT”

“INFRINGEMENT: THE IRON RANGE”

“SELF PORTRAIT WITH IRON ORE SLUDGE”

“THE OUTPOST”

“THE COVER UP”

“TETHER”

“HEADFRAME”
the bottom one is a stand out. I love it.