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Monasteries and Churches

2 galleries with 11 photos

Updated: Jan 17, 2009 11:41pm PST

Flowers

2 galleries with 3 photos

Updated: May 20, 2008 10:04pm PST

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4 galleries with 6 photos

Updated: Jan 29, 2009 10:33am PST

Children

2 galleries with 2 photos

Updated: Jan 15, 2007 1:49pm PST

Canal & Waterways

1 gallery with 3 photos

Updated: Jun 23, 2008 9:12am PST

Dancing

1 gallery with 4 photos

Updated: Mar 09, 2009 11:12pm PST

Gatherings

7 galleries with 87 photos

Updated: Jan 23, 2009 1:44am PST

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EMAIL: lpauline@fromwhereshestood.com

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If you see a photographs that you would like to purchase, please contact me at lpauline@fromwhereshestood.com and I will arrange to provide you with SIGNED PRINTS on ARCHIVAL PAPER / ARCHIVAL INKS, and sized to the particular photograph. I accept PAYMENT WITH PAYPAL and will provide you with a detailed PayPal invoice at whatever email address you give me.

? WHO AM I . . .
one day I was asked why I was taking pictures and almost immediately I responded, that it was to capture what it was that I saw around me: colors that take your breath away, innocence that hadn't meant for you to see it, a granite wall softened with filigree brush that appears to survive without soil … and how it is, that for any particular one of these views it is only there for a moment, and then it is gone … a moment private to the photographer and unique … so unique that should she try to direct a friend -- in the very split moment immediately after taking the picture -- to look at what it is that she had just seen, it wouldn’t be there. Were she to say, “Oh look, isn’t that gorgeous,” she wouldn’t be able to locate the place again.

Photographers pick a view, an angle, a color temperature. They consider, reconsider and then commit the memory to pixels. Days later we revisit the recollection, increase exposure, soften contrast, fiddle with temperature -- all attempts to closely duplicate what it is we remembered shooting … and hoping that maybe, just maybe, weeks later, you finally may be impelled to say, along with us, “Oh look, isn’t that gorgeous.”