"A self-taught photographer, I am interested primarily in landscape and natural phenomena. For inspiration, I look to trees, rocks and boulders, bodies of water and roofscapes. I am also interested in monumental architecture as well as the smaller details that define a location as unique, such as doors, windows, balconies and streetscapes.

"Previous exhibits at Hagaman Memorial Library include: LANDSCAPES NEAR AND FAR, March 2020; ICELAND: GLACIERS, ICEBERGS, STREETSCAPES AND HARBOR SCENES, February 2019: VIEWS OF BRAZIL, February 2018; BUILDING SITES: CREATIVE VISIONS, July 2017; GLIMPSES OF GUATEMALA, January 2017. Also; ABSTRACT REALITIES (Group Show), at Connecticut Hospice, Branford, CT, September 2016; ATLANTIC AND SOUTHESTERN ROCKS, New Haven Free Public Library, April 2015; WONDERS OF PORTUGAL, New Haven Free Public Library,
April 2014, and TREES OF LIFE, Wallingford Public Library, December 2013.

"Currently a resident of New Haven, CT, I have also lived in Brooklyn, NY, Washington, DC and Madrid, Spain. I am a graduate of Albertus Magnus College and hold master's degrees from New York University, Georgetown University and Pratt Institute.

"I am a retired librarian who enjoys travel, and have recently visited Iceland, Brazil, Portugal, Thailand, Laos, Panama and Guatemala. I am the mother of two adult daughters not wanted by the FBI and the grandmother of big girls Mila and Samantha."