By Rachelle Clark

Using a toning process that tones the black of the image, without effecting the highlights, I was able to take close ups of floral images and adjust the black and white prints to reveal a Technicolor side of their intent.  Framed in antique windows to give a country style garden feel to the works.

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by Rachelle Clark

For one who gets lost in the aesthetics of a jaw line for hours.

This is a thirteen piece series, consisting of high contrast, single light source, close up nudes. The concept being to imitate the sun’s effect of texture in light and shadow on sand dunes and rolling hills with the human form to display the true beauty of human contours.

The centerpiece of this series is a collage comprised of roughly seventy photos arranged to create one human form engulfed in all possible settings.

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