My explorations encompass three basic methods where digital tools either replace or enhance my use of a camera. The first is the use of a scanner instead of a darkroom enlarger. With this method I lay objects on the scanner bed and arrange them to my liking. This is very similar to an early photographic method called photograms where objects were placed on light sensitive paper and exposed to light from either the sun or with the use of an enlarger in the darkroom. When using the scanner as a light source the results are called scanographs.
“Figment No. 2”
“Figment No. 3”
“Figment No. 4”
“Seeding No. 1”
“Grande Dame”
“Seeding No. 2”
“Artifacts”
“Boudoir”
