julayne farmer

This was from a series I did of faces - it was my personal spin on the traditional family

album. It was made with a 4x5 land camera and Polaroid PN55 film.

First Wedding. Please leave feedback. Thank you for those of you who are leaving

constructive critiques! I really appreciate it!

I made this portrait of my mother when she came to visit me in San Francisco. I love

the dark tones and silhouette. It also reminds me a little of an Edward Hopper painting,

which I love.

The Stone Mother is a piece of rock that revealed itself after the water in Nevada's

Pyramid Lake began to evaporate. The Paiute Indians have lived on this reservation for

years. The stone which revealed itself from beneath the water's surface has the profile of

a woman. Thus was born, the Stone Mother. She is said to be a protector of the Paiute

land.

This is from a group of images shot on a Florida beach after the three

consecutive hurricanes of 2005.

This is an image of what used to be a water way to Pyramid Lake. I was interested in the

environmental conversation the image might have with the viewer. I think, sometimes, the

most important thing about photography is that it has the ability to keep viewers aware and

thinking about global issues.

This is from a larger body of artists in their spaces. This was an in between moment when

Mark thought I was loading one of my film holders. Please leave feedback.

from a group of portraits of people in THIER spaces. i visited these people at their homes and

made images of them as both they and the space exist in the every day.

absolutely beautiful! great tones. breathtaking moment. fantastic.

This is an image I made while exploring the interiors of my apartment and the space I

occupied. Please leave feedback. Thanks.

This is from a body of work I did which concentrated on the dichotomy of outer appearance

and inner thoughts. Please leave feedback. Thanks.

This was part of a series of 4x5 images made from collages and drawings I had done. It was

all centered around the idea of the (female) body - as I am female and that is my experience.

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This image is from a portfolio on a San Francisco pet cemetery. Please leave feedback.

Thanks.