Jennifer has been a photographic artist since 1979 when she was gifted her first SLR camera. In 2020, after losing her job as operations manager at Capital Repertory Theatre, due to Covid, she has re-embraced her love of image making and has been producing photographic images nonstop. She also does custom picture framing “for artist and people in the know” from her Ballston Lake home studio.
“In 2009, I become disillusioned with traditional photographic imaging.
What’s been missing, for me, is the ability to show the emotion of the moment and the passage of time within an image. Currently, I have been experimenting primarily with iPhone photography, as I can edit and capture my mood within the minutes following the making of an image.
Being an old school film photographer, I have embraced all that the digital universe has to offer.
The journey continues.”
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