Next to religion and politics, no topic seems to generate as much controversy as art. Like most artists, I consider color, shape, and texture in my photographic compositions. I do understand, however, that art must also communicate emotionally, almost viscerally, and is also deeply personal. More than one person has asked, “I wonder why she took that image; what was she seeing?” What I see when I shoot my images is subjective, personal, a “timeless moment” I want to “capture forever.”
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I see items in an unusual context: the wear and tear of time and subsequent decay, tools new or well used. I see how clouds across the sky or the sand on the beach or rust on steel or light and wind on water reveal the unseen forces shaping them. Jenny Chatterton Photography is pleased to present these images for your viewing. Please return often as our selection changes regularly. Each image is available in various sizes for your home, office, or place of business, as well as for your graphic, advertising, or stock photography needs. | ||
