FIRST PLACE WINNER - Open Category: Open Theme (AMATEUR)
Semblance of nature’s diversity
Photo © Anne Hoerter
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In this series I have tried to investigate and portray, with my images, the unique semblance of diversity in the various species of plants found in nature.
This may be displayed through a sense of complexity; embracing colour manifestations; or exhibiting strong visual characteristics. Often they may be seen as fragile; or providing a sense of protection due to their size and diminished colour.
There is often a tactile feeling that provides another dimension to the image. So frequently, we are oblivious to the wonderful sense of movement that a plant is constantly revealing.
How enchanting it is to feel a close relationship to the many forms of nature.
My process of disassembling the plant, photographing each piece separately under different photographic techniques, reassembling the many images again which takes anywhere from up to 3 months,I believe allows these divers plants to display their inimitable forms.
forms of botanical images.
Studied at The Ontario College of Art, Toronto ,Canada.
Participant in Pixels of Identities Art Expo, Bogota, Columbia 2016
Award of Merit and selected to participate in the SNAP 2016 Silent Auction. Proceeds from the auction support the AIDS Committee of Toronto programs and services.
1st Place winner in Amateur / Nature/flower section of the International Photography Awards 2015
3 honorable mentions awarded at the International Photography Awards 2015
Saatchi Gallery-rotating screen - London, England
Editors' Spotlight National Geographic Your Shot March 2015
F-stop Magazine -2016
Dodho Magazine - June 3, 2015
Plant Curator Magazine - March 21. 2015
Botany of the Day spotlight - University of British Columbia, Canada
Shortlisted at IGPOTY Kew Gardens Photographic competition 2013
Botanical work- Cancer centre - Royal Victoria Hospital, Canada
Botanical work - Nuclear Medicine - Rechts der Isar Hospital, Munich, Germany
Botanical work - Centre for Critical Head Injuries - Rhode Island Hospital, Providence, RI
Botanical work - Univ. Healthcare, Martinsburg, WV
Currently residing in Canada and Germany.
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In this series I have tried to investigate and portray, with my images, the unique semblance of diversity in the various species of plants found in nature.
This may be displayed through a sense of complexity; embracing colour manifestations; or exhibiting strong visual characteristics. Often they may be seen as fragile; or providing a sense of protection due to their size and diminished colour.
There is often a tactile feeling that provides another dimension to the image. So frequently, we are oblivious to the wonderful sense of movement that a plant is constantly revealing.
How enchanting it is to feel a close relationship to the many forms of nature.
My process of disassembling the plant, photographing each piece separately under different photographic techniques, reassembling the many images again which takes anywhere from up to 3 months,I believe allows these divers plants to display their inimitable forms.
About author:
Independent Fine Art Photographer specializing in uniqueforms of botanical images.
Studied at The Ontario College of Art, Toronto ,Canada.
Participant in Pixels of Identities Art Expo, Bogota, Columbia 2016
Award of Merit and selected to participate in the SNAP 2016 Silent Auction. Proceeds from the auction support the AIDS Committee of Toronto programs and services.
1st Place winner in Amateur / Nature/flower section of the International Photography Awards 2015
3 honorable mentions awarded at the International Photography Awards 2015
Saatchi Gallery-rotating screen - London, England
Editors' Spotlight National Geographic Your Shot March 2015
F-stop Magazine -2016
Dodho Magazine - June 3, 2015
Plant Curator Magazine - March 21. 2015
Botany of the Day spotlight - University of British Columbia, Canada
Shortlisted at IGPOTY Kew Gardens Photographic competition 2013
Botanical work- Cancer centre - Royal Victoria Hospital, Canada
Botanical work - Nuclear Medicine - Rechts der Isar Hospital, Munich, Germany
Botanical work - Centre for Critical Head Injuries - Rhode Island Hospital, Providence, RI
Botanical work - Univ. Healthcare, Martinsburg, WV
Currently residing in Canada and Germany.
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