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Wind Dancing

de Cheryl Rau

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À propos du livre
While wind is invisible, we frequently hear, feel, and see its effects. The gentle breeze that creates the soothing sound of rustling leaves on a warm evening or strong gusts of wind that make snowflakes swirl in a blizzard, for example. I especially love to feel a cooling breeze on my skin on a hot summer day. Watching how the wind interacts with various forms of plant life, I am reminded of dancing. This book includes selected images from my "Wind Dancing" series, which captures visual motion to communicate a mood of joyous abandon, to complement an original poem.
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http://cherylrauphotoart.com/
Caractéristiques et détails
  • Catégorie principale: Photographie artistique
  • Format choisi: Petit carré, 18×18 cm
    # de pages: 28
  • Date de publication: avril 13, 2013
  • Langue English
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À propos du créateur
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Cheryl Rau

Cheryl Rau is a mid-life emerging artist. Since 2010, her images have been selected for numerous regional, national, and international juried exhibitions. Cheryl discovered her passion for photography in her 40s when she purchased her first SLR camera. She explored a wide range of subjects and genres including scenic landscape, architectural, and documentary photography. In addition to shooting conventional images, she was increasingly drawn to producing abstract fine art images. While recovering from eye surgery and adapting to life with altered vision, she began to experiment with digital art forms in 2013. A graduate of the photography program at the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies (Portland, ME), Cheryl earned a bachelor of arts in Journalism & Communications from Point Park College (Pittsburgh, PA). Originally from Pennsylvania, Cheryl lived in the Washington, DC area for 15 years prior to relocating to the Maine coast.

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