13. Carol S. Gee

Gazania 4, 2001, signed
archival inkjet 5.25 x 7.25”, printed 2002
$200






A newcomer onto the Photography scene recently exhibiting at the Gallery 825 group show in 2001. Gee’s work is colorful, playful and graphic. According to Gee...she is born in the year of the "monkey" in the Chinese horoscope. www.csgimages.com -

14. Wilda Gerideau-Squires
“Low Tea” 2001, unsigned
fuji crystal archive, printed 2002
$325




Exhibiting extensively in Massachusetts since 1993, Gerideau-Squires has solid exhibition experience. Newburyport Art Association gave her an award for General Excellence for “Low Tea” and said... “we liked the play between the massive male nude and the exquisitely fragile teacup. The humorous subversion of the traditional nude subject matter in the photograph creates a contemporary irony.” http://www.wgsgallery.org/

16. Kenna Love

“Remembering Homer”, unsigned
c-print 11 x 11”
$450

An original member of Women In Photography since the 80’s, acclaimed artist Kenna Love, has combined her extensive and varied photography talents to find success both as a commercial and fine arts photographer. To her credit is an impressive list of corporate and advertising clients, a succession of one woman shows, and her two published books; “Exposures: Women and Their Art” and “101 Harley Davidson Performance Projects,” the number one on an extensive list of the MBI Publishing Company). KennaLove.com

17. Freyda Miller

“Woman With Wallpaper” 1978, signed verso
cibrachrome 10 x 14" printed 1980
$700

Freyda Miller displays a solid exhibition record, showing in numerous galleries in Los Angeles. Artweek magazine has consistently reviewed and publisher her work in conjunction with her exhibitions with Soho/Cameraworks Photo Gallery. She is also an exhibiting artist with the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Rental and Sales Gallery. Miller is in the collections of New Orleans Museum of Art, St. Louis Museum of Art and several private collections. FreudaMiller.com

18. Orah Moore

“Rock Wall at Low Tide” 1998, signed
Iris print on watercolor paper, 7 x 7” printed 2000
$350

One of the original founding members of WIPI in 1981, (see WIPI Historical Profile, October Quarterly 2002) Ms. Moore is living in Maine and owns and operates a greeting card business, Haymaker Press. Exhibiting consistently since 1978, Moore has a strong professional track record and her work is many collections, including the Gene Autry Western Heritage Museum. Her work has been shown in several publications and has been reviewed by the New York Times. www.Haymakerpress.com -

19. Elizabeth Opalenik

“Waiting for You” 2002, signed
pigment of mordancage, 16 x 20”
$500






Bay Area photographic artist Opalenik is celebrated and collected worldwide. Her innovative works in mordancage and handpainted images have shows in over sixty exhibitions worldwide and resides in such collections as La Biblioteque Nationale in Paris, the Portland Museum of Art, and the Milwaukee Art Museum among others. She also teaches alternative process workshops for the Maine Photographic Workshops, Santa Fe Photographic Workshops, The Center for Photography at Woodstock, and many others. Her work has been profiled in most major photographic publications and recently, she was featured in Zoom Magazine’s 30th Year Anniversary Issue.

20. Elizabeth Rassiga

“Before the Work Begins” signed verso mat
fujichrome, crystal archive 11 x 14" printed 2000
$400

Infusing her passion for remote trekking and photography, seasoned traveler Rassiga specializes in capturing unique images from her trekking experiences. Her work captures unique views from higher altitudes and has produced images from a top Mt. Kilimanjaro to the Northwest frontier of Pakistan to Himalayan village of Laya on the border of Tibet. Rassiga's ""Proprietess: Tibetan Tea House" was chosen for WIPI's 20th Anniversary Exhibition "Tea Time." www.outdoorneophyte.com