JULIE MASTERSON |
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| Julie Masterson’s photographs represent elements of our world threatened by negative change. Her mission – to inspire appreciation for endangered landscapes and cultures around the world – has taken her to remote regions of Tibet, Arabia, Africa, India and Patagonia. Her hope is to deepen our commitment to preserving our sacred heritage: the purity of the natural landscape and the creations of man that honor our spiritual essence. Julie began her 20 year career as a fine art photographer by studying with master photographers Ansel Adams, Robert Glen Ketchum, Eliot Porter, and Paul Caponigro. Each has influenced her work: Ansel Adam’s discipline and craftsman- ship and his commitment to the “straight” unmanipulated photograph; Bob Ketchum’s concern for the environment; Eliot Porter’s sensitivity to color; and Paul Caponigro’s intuitive style. |
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