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Jessica Jenney
Bronxville, NY - United States

Jessica photographs the natural world with an emphasis on intimate landscapes with a romantic flair. The idyllic beauty of Jessica Jenney's ethereal floral and landscape images transcends time and place. Jessica's painterly treatment of her photographs creates tranquil and bucolic scenes reminiscent of the Romantic era painters.

"I am a fine art photographer, painter and graphic artist. I use a variety of media including film and digital photography, drawing, painting, and digital art. My choice of medium depends on the subject, what I am trying to communicate in my piece and even my mood at the time."

"As a child I assisted my father, in astro-photography. Viewing and taking photos of the stars and planets taught me not only about photography but also about science and nurtured my curious mind."

"I attended Manhattan's School of Visual Arts, where I was also immersed in the city's extensive culture as well as its historic and contemporary art scenes."

"My subjects and interests are varied and so too, my art which includes dance, silhouettes, stylized portraits, whimsical animals, seashore and more. Through the language of art I'm trying to express my passion for this world, this life, and hopefully make a connection to make you pause, feel, think, or laugh."

Riccardo Bagnoli photo - Deep Vision

Sometimes I Dream of You
Photographer : Oleg Oprisco

Vestrahorn Furnace by Harry Lichtman

"This was probably the best light I was able to photograph during my recent trip to Iceland. While the Vestrahorn Mountains are pretty cool in their own right, I was really attracted to the dune formations, black sands, and the grasses backlit by the rising sun. It was difficult to find compositions with untrampled sand, as the area is well visited by both serious photographers and the casual selfie crowd! Bad weather allowed me to enjoy the area pretty much to myself and witness a beautiful light show. I need 3 images to control the flare and intense lighting, which I hand blended. The first image was taken just prior to the sun breaking through a slice in the clouds, the second when the sun broke through the cloud opening, and a third with my finger obscuring the sun in the opening. This was needed to preserve proper contrast in the grasses and sand without flare artifacts and still include the sun in the image. Unusually still winds enabled me to easily blend these 3 images to better represent the magical moments. The image still doesn't do the scene justice, it was just breathtaking to witness."

As She Waits
Photographer : Daniil Kontorovich

Photo taken by Captain Robert Falcon Scott during the expedition to the South Pole, 1911.

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Le Royal Monceau – Raffles, Paris:

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Photographer Teuku Jody Zulkarnaen from Medan, Indonesia

Golden Iceland by Carsten Meyerdierks