I’m Jeanne Woodward, a photographer who loves nature/wildlife, still life, animals (including pets) and people photography. For me, photography is more than taking beautiful images. It’s about capturing the emotion and essence of a single moment, and sharing that with the world. Every photograph that I take has a story behind it. It’s being able to capture that story through the lens of my camera that is both exciting and exhilarating.
Adrienne Price is a visual artist and illustrator. She was born in South Africa and moved to the United States in 1996. Her background and travel experience has influenced her art tremendously.
She loves creating imagery that is busy, that distracts from the tedium of life. She uses imagery from popular culture, history, and other cultures to create diverse, multifaceted artworks.
Deborah Winram is a visual artist, working in mixed media, installation and collage.
Lisa Brown is a multidisciplinary artist, certified Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program counselor, and community advocate raised between Washington, D.C., and Compton. Her practice is rooted in analog photography, darkroom printing, and sculptural installations that explore themes of justice, memory, and the lived experiences of Black women. Drawing early inspiration from her grandfather’s street photography, Lisa’s work reflects a deep commitment to storytelling that centers resilience, family, and community through his archive.
I live and work in Baltimore. I am a graduate of Stevenson and Towson universities. I work in ink, watercolor, oils, clay and mixed media.
I also write short fiction and poetry.