Photographer prints out beauty
from upstairs studio
<img src=http://sonewmex.com/current_issue/Steppin_Out_Cover_10_06.jpg align=left hspace=3>Socorro -Diana Farris comes from a family of journalists and artists and she has served her time in the trenches of publishers, television, radio and videography. It was through video, Diana says, that she became interested in photography.
When Diana and her husband moved to the Socorro area a couple of years ago, the gals at Fullingim-Isenhour-Leard Galleries urged her back into the photography world.
“I met these gals and had to wash the rust off my hands,” she quips. Now, she is opening her own business, Second Storye Design, upstairs from the Gallery. Her fine-art cards are printed on archival paper using archival inks and are available at FIL Galleries.
For this assignment, Diana used her Canon Digital Rebel to capture the detail and ambiance of Sharon Fullingim’s sculpture at the Bosque del Apache NWR.
from upstairs studio
<img src=http://sonewmex.com/current_issue/Steppin_Out_Cover_10_06.jpg align=left hspace=3>Socorro -Diana Farris comes from a family of journalists and artists and she has served her time in the trenches of publishers, television, radio and videography. It was through video, Diana says, that she became interested in photography.
When Diana and her husband moved to the Socorro area a couple of years ago, the gals at Fullingim-Isenhour-Leard Galleries urged her back into the photography world.
“I met these gals and had to wash the rust off my hands,” she quips. Now, she is opening her own business, Second Storye Design, upstairs from the Gallery. Her fine-art cards are printed on archival paper using archival inks and are available at FIL Galleries.
For this assignment, Diana used her Canon Digital Rebel to capture the detail and ambiance of Sharon Fullingim’s sculpture at the Bosque del Apache NWR.