Fine Art Photography by Joan M

Welcome

You are welcome to come in and meander through our gallery of fine art photography

Joan M is a native New Yorker with "itchy feet". Those feet have taken her to live and travel throughout the United Sates and Europe. She has lived in Pennsylvania, Kansas and Texas and currently resides in California. Her images have received several awards, grants and scholarships and are included in many private collections internationally.

When the undeniable urge to "change her point of view" strikes, she grabs her camera and sets out to see what the world has to offer letting serendipity direct her eye. For Joan a new place is an opportunity to observe and experience something rare. A sense of reflection in images that are "unique but somehow familiar" is what she strives to convey. A broken chair discarded on a New York curbside is very different from one left forgotten on an abandoned porch in a western ghost town yet somehow the same. The same sun rises over the Arizona desert as through the morning fog in San Francisco but somehow it's different. A young child with black hair and dark eyes playing with her kitten in Greece is as beautiful as her blonde counterpart half a world away. Although her work shows a range of interest from abstract to dream like softness to startling reality the theme throughout is one of wonder at the endless variety of the world.

Joan is delighted to share her visions and she hopes these images will bring a smile to the heart and eyes of her viewers.

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Welcome
	You are welcome to come in and meander through our gallery of fine art photography
Joan M is a native New Yorker with "itchy feet". Those feet have taken her to live and travel throughout the United Sates and Europe. She has lived in Pennsylvania, Kansas and Texas and currently resides in California. Her images have received several awards, grants and scholarships and are included in many private collections internationally. When the undeniable urge to "change her point of view" strikes, she grabs her camera and sets out to see what the world has to offer letting serendipity direct her eye. For Joan a new place is an opportunity to observe and experience something rare. A sense of reflection in images that are "unique but somehow familiar" is what she strives to convey. A broken chair discarded on a New York curbside is very different from one left forgotten on an abandoned porch in a western ghost town yet somehow the same. The same sun rises over the Arizona desert as through the morning fog in San Francisco but somehow it's different. A young child with black hair and dark eyes playing with her kitten in Greece is as beautiful as her blonde counterpart half a world away. Although her work shows a range of interest from abstract to dream like softness to startling reality the theme throughout is one of wonder at the endless variety of the world. Joan is delighted to share her visions and she hopes these images will bring a smile to the heart and eyes of her viewers.