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Erin Walker-Anderson - Breaking Point

Erin Walker-Anderson’s passion for creating art on film started early, five years old to be exact,

when her father bought her first camera, a 110 film Kodak Instamatic camera. Taking after her

mother’s eye for photography, she quickly outgrew her first camera and learned how to

photograph using a 35mm black and white camera, finally evolving to a digital DSLR.

From the steamy jungles of Southeast Asia to the frozen tundra of the Arctic Circle, Erin has

traveled far and wide across the globe, capturing the world as she experiences it and sharing

her journeys with people she meets along the way. The more remote the location or unusual

the image the better. Her photography features different and unusual perspectives on ordinary

everyday objects, geometric and often symmetrical patterns, and far-off places that evoke

mystery, wonder, and excitement. Through the eye of her camera lens both the mundane and

extraordinary are beautiful.

Erin Walker-Anderson - Secret Waves

Erin Walker-Anderson’s passion for creating art on film started early, five years old to be exact,

when her father bought her first camera, a 110 film Kodak Instamatic camera. Taking after her

mother’s eye for photography, she quickly outgrew her first camera and learned how to

photograph using a 35mm black and white camera, finally evolving to a digital DSLR.

From the steamy jungles of Southeast Asia to the frozen tundra of the Arctic Circle, Erin has

traveled far and wide across the globe, capturing the world as she experiences it and sharing

her journeys with people she meets along the way. The more remote the location or unusual

the image the better. Her photography features different and unusual perspectives on ordinary

everyday objects, geometric and often symmetrical patterns, and far-off places that evoke

mystery, wonder, and excitement. Through the eye of her camera lens both the mundane and

extraordinary are beautiful.

Erin Walker-Anderson - Breaking Point 1

Erin Walker-Anderson’s passion for creating art on film started early, five years old to be exact,

when her father bought her first camera, a 110 film Kodak Instamatic camera. Taking after her

mother’s eye for photography, she quickly outgrew her first camera and learned how to

photograph using a 35mm black and white camera, finally evolving to a digital DSLR.

From the steamy jungles of Southeast Asia to the frozen tundra of the Arctic Circle, Erin has

traveled far and wide across the globe, capturing the world as she experiences it and sharing

her journeys with people she meets along the way. The more remote the location or unusual

the image the better. Her photography features different and unusual perspectives on ordinary

everyday objects, geometric and often symmetrical patterns, and far-off places that evoke

mystery, wonder, and excitement. Through the eye of her camera lens both the mundane and

extraordinary are beautiful.

Erin Walker-Anderson - Secret Waves 1

Erin Walker-Anderson’s passion for creating art on film started early, five years old to be exact,

when her father bought her first camera, a 110 film Kodak Instamatic camera. Taking after her

mother’s eye for photography, she quickly outgrew her first camera and learned how to

photograph using a 35mm black and white camera, finally evolving to a digital DSLR.

From the steamy jungles of Southeast Asia to the frozen tundra of the Arctic Circle, Erin has

traveled far and wide across the globe, capturing the world as she experiences it and sharing

her journeys with people she meets along the way. The more remote the location or unusual

the image the better. Her photography features different and unusual perspectives on ordinary

everyday objects, geometric and often symmetrical patterns, and far-off places that evoke

mystery, wonder, and excitement. Through the eye of her camera lens both the mundane and

extraordinary are beautiful.

Erin Walker-Anderson - Secret Waves

Erin Walker-Anderson’s passion for creating art on film started early, five years old to be exact,

when her father bought her first camera, a 110 film Kodak Instamatic camera. Taking after her

mother’s eye for photography, she quickly outgrew her first camera and learned how to

photograph using a 35mm black and white camera, finally evolving to a digital DSLR.

From the steamy jungles of Southeast Asia to the frozen tundra of the Arctic Circle, Erin has

traveled far and wide across the globe, capturing the world as she experiences it and sharing

her journeys with people she meets along the way. The more remote the location or unusual

the image the better. Her photography features different and unusual perspectives on ordinary

everyday objects, geometric and often symmetrical patterns, and far-off places that evoke

mystery, wonder, and excitement. Through the eye of her camera lens both the mundane and

extraordinary are beautiful.

Erin Walker-Anderson - Breaking Point

Erin Walker-Anderson’s passion for creating art on film started early, five years old to be exact,

when her father bought her first camera, a 110 film Kodak Instamatic camera. Taking after her

mother’s eye for photography, she quickly outgrew her first camera and learned how to

photograph using a 35mm black and white camera, finally evolving to a digital DSLR.

From the steamy jungles of Southeast Asia to the frozen tundra of the Arctic Circle, Erin has

traveled far and wide across the globe, capturing the world as she experiences it and sharing

her journeys with people she meets along the way. The more remote the location or unusual

the image the better. Her photography features different and unusual perspectives on ordinary

everyday objects, geometric and often symmetrical patterns, and far-off places that evoke

mystery, wonder, and excitement. Through the eye of her camera lens both the mundane and

extraordinary are beautiful.

Erin Walker-Anderson - Secret Waves

Erin Walker-Anderson’s passion for creating art on film started early, five years old to be exact,

when her father bought her first camera, a 110 film Kodak Instamatic camera. Taking after her

mother’s eye for photography, she quickly outgrew her first camera and learned how to

photograph using a 35mm black and white camera, finally evolving to a digital DSLR.

From the steamy jungles of Southeast Asia to the frozen tundra of the Arctic Circle, Erin has

traveled far and wide across the globe, capturing the world as she experiences it and sharing

her journeys with people she meets along the way. The more remote the location or unusual

the image the better. Her photography features different and unusual perspectives on ordinary

everyday objects, geometric and often symmetrical patterns, and far-off places that evoke

mystery, wonder, and excitement. Through the eye of her camera lens both the mundane and

extraordinary are beautiful.

Erin Walker-Anderson - Breaking Point

Erin Walker-Anderson’s passion for creating art on film started early, five years old to be exact,

when her father bought her first camera, a 110 film Kodak Instamatic camera. Taking after her

mother’s eye for photography, she quickly outgrew her first camera and learned how to

photograph using a 35mm black and white camera, finally evolving to a digital DSLR.

From the steamy jungles of Southeast Asia to the frozen tundra of the Arctic Circle, Erin has

traveled far and wide across the globe, capturing the world as she experiences it and sharing

her journeys with people she meets along the way. The more remote the location or unusual

the image the better. Her photography features different and unusual perspectives on ordinary

everyday objects, geometric and often symmetrical patterns, and far-off places that evoke

mystery, wonder, and excitement. Through the eye of her camera lens both the mundane and

extraordinary are beautiful.

Dasher Crow - 1up

Dasher Crow - 1up 1

Dasher Crow - 1up

Dasher Crow - 1up

Neha Sharma - Peacock Swing 1

Neha Sharma - Peacock Swing

"I am a hobbyist, a drop in the ocean of art and craft. My eye for detail inspires me to create intricate art work. I like to keep my work rooted to traditional art but with a modern touch. My inspiration for this creation comes from a traditional Indian art form of Mithila (Madhubani). Peacock is a significant representative of this art. The pair is transformed to create a swing for its beloved, the Lord Krishna. "

Marie McCloskey - Shards 1

Marie McCloskey - Shards

Marie McCloskey - Shards

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