Glenna Evans Photography

ABOUT THE WORK

I have a fascination with rich, unusual color, movement, and energy. My subject entices me to reveal its mysteries. For example, tulips in early morning light glow. So I photograph them in a way to capture that essence. The wonderful shapes and forms of dahlias have a unique energy. Some petals appear to dance. Others mimic a pile of carrot curls, or shavings. Still others appear to be sea anemones or even static electricity. These close-up and personal sessions reveal the spirit, essence, and energy many usually miss.

Using a 35mm camera, I shoot close-up with a macro lens and varied depth of field or multiple exposures. If film was used, the original slides are scanned. Digital darkroom work is done with Photoshop. The finished images are Fuji Crystal Archive photographs produced using a LightJet -- essentially a digital enlarger with normal photographic chemistry and paper. These archival photographs are sold in limited editions of 150 or less, inclusive of all sizes, signed and numbered.