nancyridenourartist: nancyridenourartist: Cornell University Mann Library Mushroom Exhibit

This blog shares my progress in digital photography and production of photo montages of flowers, architecture, Cornell buildings and sculptures, and travels.

Thursday, January 26, 2012

nancyridenourartist: Cornell University Mann Library Mushroom Exhibit

http://events.cornell.edu/event/opening_reception_the_other_side_of_what_mushroom_photography_exhibit

Nancy Ridenour at 7:27 PM

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Nancy Ridenour: Flowers and gardening have always been central to my life. My family has been in the landscaping and florist business in the Schenectady, N.Y. region since the late 1800’s, so I grew up with the beauty and smells of flowers. As a biology teacher in Ithaca for thirty-two years, I frequently incorporated these interests into the classroom. My background and teaching have had a tremendous impact upon my life and photography. While living and working in Laos, 1965-70, I was first given a bouquet of lotus buds as a gift during pregnancy. Several years ago, I obtained six lotus plants from the Ithaca Farmer’s Market. Those first plants have multiplied to over 500 and now fill the pond behind my home within view from my studio. The lotus flower, leaves, and pods were the initial focus for my photography. I take digital photos and then adjust them in Photoshop to achieve abstract montages. The montages include the lotus, flowers from many gardens and travels, Cornell University buildings and sculptures, and various Buddha and Bodhisattva images. In my "spare" time, I travel and work in my garden. I am also a docent at the Johnson Museum of Art and the Cornell Plantations.

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Thursday, January 26, 2012

nancyridenourartist: Cornell University Mann Library Mushroom Exhibit

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