Sometimes we get lost Sometimes we get lost. Not just as an artist or a photographer, but as a person. It happened to me. The reasons might be different for everyone, but the struggle is the same — a loss of identity, a loss of confidence, and it hits your creative work hard. For several
The Story Has a photograph ever made you feel something? Not just looked nice, but actually pulled up a memory — a childhood spot, a smile you didn’t expect. A lot of the time when I look back at my own photographs, I’m not really seeing the image, I’m reliving the morning I made it.
I am very excited, and very humbled, to announce that I have been selected as the 2014-2015 Seasons’ Pass artist for the Rhode Island Blood Center. On Tuesday, March 4 the Rhode Island Blood Center held a press conference, where they unveiled this year’s work of art by 2013-2014 Seasons’ Pass artist Christine McIntyre-Hannon. At
Many of you that know me, know that I am fond of still life photography. When the weather in New England is not ideal for landscape photography, I will find something that grabs my interest and set it up in my studio space to see if I can make a little magic with it. One
The Power of a Photograph I got an email recently from a stranger that changed how I think about my own photography. I’ve been inspired by other photographers’ work plenty of times, but it had never really occurred to me that a photograph of mine could land on someone else the same way. As a
