Almost all of Anne’s photographs are taken with an iPhone and then edited using multiple applications. Truly mobile, this type of digital photography (iPhoneography) has unleashed a creative talent that allows her to chronicle and share her unique point of view. This method brings immediacy to her work – whether she is capturing a butterfly resting on an allium flower on the High Line in New York, or a full moon rising over Mount Diablo.

Anne uses different media to reproduce her work. An image of tree bark is printed on aluminum then mounted on the same enlarged image printed on wood, which acts as a frame. An aluminum print has an acrylic print adhered to the surface, highlighting a specific part of the image. She has been experimenting with using metallic papers and three-dimensional works on acrylic. The original subject dictates to her the medium upon which it is reproduced.

Through her editing processes, her finished images become almost painterly or abstract.

Exhibitions:

Anne’s photos have been chosen for exhibit at the Triton Museum of Art in Santa Clara. The summer of 2017 she was commissioned by Walnut Creek Magazine to photograph a garden featured in their publication. Her image of Mexican Milkweed was chosen for the cover of the “Summer of Love” edition. Her work has been exhibited at Jennifer Perlmutter Gallery as well as Indigo and Poppy, Lafayette; Make Hang Gallery, San Francisco; Michael Friedes Interior Design and AMFA Gallery, Orinda; the U.C. Theatre Gallery, Berkeley; home/made kitchen Bakery and Cafe and Hacienda Holiday Faire, Moraga; Art on the Rocks, Marquette, Michigan; as well as other art shows and exhibits in the Bay Area and beyond. Her artwork has been purchased by clients for display around the world including San Sebastian, Spain, Maui, Hawaii and New York City.