feel. think. create.
Welcome to Lucky Ginger Studio!
Follow this link to see recent lowcountry images.
I have always been curiously drawn to photographs. As a very young child, I spent hours digging through vintage family photo albums and poring over portraits. When I was 10, I told my maternal grandmother that when she died, all I wanted her to leave me were the old photos.
About the same age, I picked up my first camera. By my mid-teens, I was using a 35mm Canon. I have remained loyal to Canon ever since (cheating on the brand occasionally with a medium format Holga). I shoot both film and digital.
I feel compelled to create what wants to be created, so I photograph places, people and things that interest, intrigue, inspire and humor me.
My work manifests itself in several directions:
• I enjoy travel photography, which primarily fuels my product line
• I incorporate my photos into note cards, or bag tags, note pads and more
• I exhibit in group and solo shows
• I do commercial work for clients who need images for their web sites or print collateral
Many people ask where the studio name came from (and about as many assume my name is "Ginger."). So, to set the record straight:
Lucky was a huge stuffed dog I won in an art contest when I was about 6 or 7. Ginger was my first Golden Retriever.
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Thanks for visiting my site.
Come on in to see what's new!
Welcome to Lucky Ginger Studio!
Follow this link to see recent lowcountry images.
I have always been curiously drawn to photographs. As a very young child, I spent hours digging through vintage family photo albums and poring over portraits. When I was 10, I told my maternal grandmother that when she died, all I wanted her to leave me were the old photos.
About the same age, I picked up my first camera. By my mid-teens, I was using a 35mm Canon. I have remained loyal to Canon ever since (cheating on the brand occasionally with a medium format Holga). I shoot both film and digital.
I feel compelled to create what wants to be created, so I photograph places, people and things that interest, intrigue, inspire and humor me.
My work manifests itself in several directions:
• I enjoy travel photography, which primarily fuels my product line
• I incorporate my photos into note cards, or bag tags, note pads and more
• I exhibit in group and solo shows
• I do commercial work for clients who need images for their web sites or print collateral
Many people ask where the studio name came from (and about as many assume my name is "Ginger."). So, to set the record straight:
Lucky was a huge stuffed dog I won in an art contest when I was about 6 or 7. Ginger was my first Golden Retriever.
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Thanks for visiting my site.
Come on in to see what's new!
