This one is for the photo historians/family historians/found photograph enthusiasts. Rebecca Sexton Larson's work has a foot in just about every aspect of the medium of photography, as well as other artistic media. Rebecca uses pinhole cameras, the bromoil process, salt prints, found photographs (which she alters), digital negatives, and hand-painting techniques to create images that range from whimsical, to surreal, to sublime.
Maggie Taylor
I just love the digital composites of Maggie Taylor. They’re all so playful and whimsical! Especially her two bodies of work that illustrate Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, and Through the Looking Glass.
It’s Always Tea Time
Explain Yourself
All The Better
Beware The Jabberwock
The Same Story
Night Watch
Here’s a video that provides some great context and behind the scenes looks at her process.
To see more of Maggie’s work, visit her website.