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<\/a>Sandy Middleton\nCherry tree
\nPhotography
\n30 x 30 inches
\n$700<\/p>\n
“I’ve been taking pictures for over 40 years. I\u2019ve considered myself a professional for\u00a0about 20 of that. My work has changed greatly during that time, so has the technology\u00a0as I\u2019ve explored and experimented, but my way of seeing hasn\u2019t. I spend less time in the\u00a0darkroom but I hope that will change. I shoot film, digital, expired polaroid, I use old\u00a0cameras and toy cameras.\u00a0But in the end the images I make come from simply seeing.\u00a0My work is about, color, light, movement, the moment, the day-to-day minutes that\u00a0occur quietly without much notice. It\u2019s about the silent and the still, the frozen in time,\u00a0yet fleeting instances in our lives.\u00a0I love what I do and I hope to be making images for another 40 years.”\u00a0 Sandy Middleton<\/p>\n
Sandy has worked as both a commercial and art photographer for over 20 years\u00a0since graduating from Ryerson University with a BAA in still photography in 1991\u00a0and continuing her education and work in the design field. As an artist she is\u00a0interested in not only what is in the frame, but also what is present without being\u00a0visible. She relocated from Toronto to St.Catharines 10 years ago.<\/p>\n
<\/a>Sandy Middleton
\nCherry tree
\nPhotography
\n30 x 30 inches
\n$700<\/p>\n