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Lynne Bandy, photographic artist, took her first picture when she was seven years old and received her "very own" camera from her parents upon graduating from high school. Since then, she has studied all styles of photography with numerous established photographers including Rex Reese, Joe and Bonnie Lange, Steve Northup, Craig Tanner, Mark Johnson, Alan Thornton and Nancy Rotenberg. Her artistic expression ranges from candid and intimate portraiture to landscape and nature to fine art. She is schooled in all 35mm film types as well as wet and digital darkroom technique. Her work has been featured in The Center for Fine Art Photography Gallery, Rocky Mountain School of Photography catalogues, The Hubbard Museum of the American West, The International Library of Photography, Santa Fe Workshops catalogues, business web sites, online galleries and private homes and offices.
Artist statement
"My goal as a photographic artist is to capture the magical essence of the
moment creating an image evoking an immediate emotional response in the viewer.
Whether fleeting, sustained, negative or positive, I strive to strike and
connect the common human chord within."
A native Texan, Lynne still resides in "The Lone Star State" with her five pound Yorkshire Terrier, Sami.