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Photography By Carolyn Birmingham Marino

Education

Carolyn Marino graduated from Shepherd University in 2005 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. She majored in photography and computer digital imagery, studying under Rick Burner and Benita Keller. Shepherd University is located in Shepherdstown, West Virginia. Carolyn is a member of the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society.



Exhibits

  • Fall Harvest, November 2000, at the Martinsburg Public Library located in Martinsburg, West Virginia
  • Fragments of Time Memory and Remembrance, Summer 2002, at the Franks Center Gallery, Shepherd University
  • See The World From a New Perspective, Summer 2004, at the Rumsey Room, Shepherd University
  • Expressions of Spain and Morocco, Summer 2004, at the Universalist Unitarian Congregation of Frederick, Maryland

  • Fisheye

    Carolyn developed this body of work while exploring digital photography. She displayed this work in her show "See The World from a New Perspective."   These photographs were taken in West Virginia and Virginia.

    Spain

    The selected photographs in this category are from her travels to Spain with the Shepherd Univesity Art Department. These are Carolyn's first digital photographs. The trip was a wonderful opportunity to capture images from all over Spain and included a short one day trip to Morocco. Fragments of Time Memory and Remembrance and Expressions of Spain and Morocco are two shows that exhibited her work from this trip.

    Western USA

    Carolyn also enjoys the opportunity to travel within the United States. Every summer she and her husband head out to explore. She has made several trips to the west. These are photographs of Acoma and Bryce Canyon.

    Florida

    These are a few images Carolyn captured while vacationing in the sun.

    West Virginia

    This is early work of Carolyn's when she was just learning color photography on film. The fruit stands were featured in the show "Fall Harvest" at the Martinsburg Public Library in Martinsburg, West Virginia.

    After moving about the eastern panhandle of West Virginia, Carolyn and her husband decided they loved Harpers Ferry and now reside in a 100 year old farm house just outside Harpers Ferry National Park. All the images here are inside the park boundarys.

     

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