Photography allows Lynda to view this very large world in a more intimate fashion. Losing track of
time is not uncommon for her as she works to capture the "personality" of a subject. Her images
generally reveal a passion for places that are deserted and mystical . . . even if only for a short
time before the next group of tourists arrive. Lynda has always enjoyed the old darkroom
techniques that require a hands-on relationship with each photograph, but she also loves the
immediate feedback of digital photography. To create her original artwork, she combines
photography with her love for painting by printing her photographs on watercolor paper and wood
panels. This allows her to hand paint the image to emphasize certain features. The resulting artwork
has an ethereal presence, reminiscent of the age of pictorialism. Each piece is unique and original.