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Deborah Kratzer-ReidPortfolio |
"Wonder Woman" |
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Flower
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"South Street Audrey"
Mannequin Series, "Frozen in Time 1"
Mannequin Series, "Frozen in Time 2"
Mannequin Series, "Still Waiting"
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Paper Dolls Series
Mannequin Series
"Jill and Charlie" Mannequin Series, Mr. Liberty
Mannequin Series, "Swap Meet Chic"
Mannequin Series, "Hark!"
South Philly Smalls
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Deborah Kratzer-Reid studied photography at Montgomery
County College near Philadelphia, PA. She is currently married, with one
child and works full-time job in mortgage banking, which she says is a
highly stressful, time-consuming job that doesn’t leave her a lot of
time to practice her art. “As for technology, I am a traditional girl. I like
Black & White film, because it’s easy to develop. Color’s difficult; it has to be
processed commercially, it’s expensive and it has to be overseen. And
supplies are getting harder to find and more expensive too (although it’s
a good time to find old, used equipment on the internet and in pawn
shops). I recently I got a brand new Nikon D60 SLR and so I am doing
more and more digital stuff—. It tends to be much more spontaneous and
colorful. And as for my older photos, I refer to those that are
currently being digitized, as “digitally altered-traditional
photography”. “Much of my work deals with aspects of forgotten
America—what most would take for granted— old things, abandoned
automobiles, old churches, gnarly trees, ghost towns, graveyards,
statuary and public sculpture,
mannequins, graffiti, industrial facilities, architectural ruins,
antique signage… how mankind encroaches on nature, in both urban and
rural settings; however, I also like taking pictures of vintage cars,
chrome and insignia, the tail lights of a classic Galaxy 500, flowers
and gardens and of course, my little boy, Walken. -DeborahKratzer-Reid, NorthernFront, photographer,
Laramie, WY |
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©DeborahKratzer-Reid/ metreez@yahoo.com, Laramie Wyoming photographer, 307-399-1033 |
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