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Falling Thru The Lens' photostream
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“There is nothing unimportant in the universe.”
- Ruth Bernhard
I hope that my photographs will convey experience as it’s lived subjectively, especially in the dreamlike moments that we may not always notice as we go about our lives. I hope to discover and reveal the magic in everyday life.
My photographs are available for purchase - please contact me via Flickrmail.
News
One of my photos is included in the 5th Annual International Juried Plastic Camera Show at RayKo Gallery, San Francisco, California, 1/18/12 - 3/6/12 (see my 1/19/12 post).
Five of my photos are included in Bending The Light, an off-site exhibition of the Oakland Museum of California, at Oakland International Airport, November 4, 2011 through February 3, 2012.
For a limited time, several of my photos are available for purchase at RayKo Photo Center's Photographer's Marketplace, San Francisco, CA.
Falling Thru The Lens' favorite photos from other Flickr members (6,046)
Contacts (302)
Groups (50)
- Vintage Camera Botanical, Botanical Garden & Arboretum 208 photos, 28 members
- East Bay Emulsion 774 photos, 34 members
- Zoneplate 871 photos, 165 members
- Inappropriate use of the map 104 photos, 12 members
- 'Roid Week 2011 3,546 photos, 1,380 members
- Time in a can 95 photos, 414 members
- ToyCamera.com 3,203 photos, 483 members
- Sorry, We're Closed 136 photos, 41 members
- Natural Lightness of Being - NO PORTRAITS, NO UNNATURAL COLOURS 4,459 photos, 272 members
- California's Bay Area Group 58,354 photos, 3,042 members
- East Bay Area Scenes 15,014 photos, 701 members
- SF Bay Area Shooters (sfbas) 99,385 photos, 3,792 members
- pinhole trees 1,275 photos, 162 members
- Analog Bokeh 17,040 photos, 946 members
- We are the Equivalents 654 photos, 52 members
- Magical places and trees 3,943 photos, 600 members
- Worldwide Pinhole Day 1,613 photos, 467 members
- homemade soup 4,226 photos, 950 members
- Caffenol 7,799 photos, 1,599 members
- Polaroid Film 13,461 photos, 888 members
- polaroid love * 62,690 photos, 4,332 members
- Time Zero Collective 5,071 photos, 405 members
- *polaroid girl 20,014 photos, 1,392 members
- Polaroid Nature 4,096 photos, 254 members
- Folding medium format cameras 14,943 photos, 1,271 members
- Zeiss Ikon photo stream 5,360 photos, 511 members
- Zeiss Ikon Medium Format Group 7,555 photos, 988 members
- Where in the World is the Tea Tin Pinhole Camera?? 77 photos, 47 members
- Shutter Sisters 316,552 photos, 11,280 members
- Traveling Toy Camera Project 76 photos, 15 members
- thee stereosampler world tour 2010 35 photos, 24 members
- Contemplative Photography 13,736 photos, 555 members
- ~WORLD TOY CAMERA DAY~ 8,959 photos, 845 members
- Without a Lens 4,694 photos, 225 members
- Diptychs - two is better than one! 110,276 photos, 20,597 members
- Pinhole Photography 56,201 photos, 8,395 members
- PINHOLE PHOTOGRAPHY MEDIUM FORMAT 11,140 photos, 680 members
- Zero Image 15,533 photos, 1,166 members
- 35 mm Panorama Toycameras 1,246 photos, 125 members
- It's digital Jim, but not as we know it 566 photos, 90 members
- Holga Photo Exchange/Trade 17 photos, 188 members
- Abstracts of Mother Nature 2,229 photos, 608 members
- The Empty Places 7,071 photos, 478 members
- Infrared Landscapes 6,915 photos, 929 members
- Infrared -- BW FILM 5,244 photos, 835 members
- Efke IR820 Infared 2,161 photos, 412 members
- Here comes everybody 4,069 photos, 312 members
- Bay Nature 14,226 photos, 697 members
- bitches brew 144,200 photos, 2,745 members
- holga double exposure 1,033 photos, 234 members
Galleries (5)
- The Amazing Holga Camera 5. Cross-Processing and Infrared Film 16 photos
- The Amazing Holga Camera 4. Multiple Exposure, Lens Flare, and Intentional Camera Movement 11 photos
- The Amazing Holga Camera 3. The Distinctive Holga Look, part 2 10 photos
- The Amazing Holga Camera 2. The Distinctive Holga Look, part 1 18 photos
- The Amazing Holga Camera: 1. Digital Holga, Vignetting, and Light Leaks 9 photos
Testimonials (12)
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wirral_matt says:
"Often you feel you've been shown an image that pierces through the veil of reality into a dream like realm. Her images always go far beyond the skill of arranging what is in front of the lens into pleasing order. Jacki's images are always an expressive art.
Its this skill of abstracting nature, snippets of reality cropped out of the literal world and re shown as a message with new and strong emotion that leaves me in awe. Jacki also amazes me with her total mastery of the holga, a camera that many, including myself find a completely random little machine! I will always enjoy following Jackis stream"27th December, 2011
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B&WPhotog says:
"For Jacki, photography is a Calling, not a hobby, not a job, apparently not even a choice - photography has chosen her! Her very deep devotion and love for the medium shows in the emotional depth, and photographic breadth of her work, and she is quite prolific as well. Not only that, but she is a generous, supportive, encouraging writer of very special and often poetic comments on the works of others."
27th November, 2011
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Mike Oddhayward says:
"Jacki's work is truly amazing.
How she produces a stream of emotion-packed spectacles of delight is beyond me. I can only imagine she has a deep connection to the profound, understands it, lives and breathes it, until the camera becomes a channel for the beauty unseen, the un-noticed magic that lies all around us.
Her work is consistently awe inspiring. A genius. Go look at it now! :)"10th December, 2011
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T o b y M says:
"Awesome, consistent work is FTTL's forte. I love her stream, really shows how the medium of black & white can be used to convey so many emotions."
7th April, 2011
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シャッターBUG says:
"Jacki, a truly unique artist and master of her medium. I remain spellbound with your ethereal cloudscapes."
31st January, 2011
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Black Dream Designs says:
"A waterfall of visual poetry."
24th February, 2010
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hajlana says:
"Falling Thru The Lens is the queen of Elements!
Most amazing sensitive art.
She is thinking and feeling outside the box..near and distance goes hand in hand.
The great spirits of the elements are talking through her camera lens..and it is pure deleight for me watching them.
Inspirational filled with cool visions.
Mystery is part of her art...and I love it!
She is very talented artist and I am happy to have crossed her beauty.
Thank you for sharing!
May all the best come in your way..with love fr Helena"28th September, 2009
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flowerville says:
"the feeling that nature is divine and dazzling. nature is awe. the eyes are swept away by her fotos and not brought back to earth again until the recognition of the fundamental wondrousness of what the intertwinement of looking and light can do, wherever it casts its presence upon."
17th September, 2009
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nlwirth says:
"While at first glance FTTL's approach to capturing nature seemingly verges on the abstract, a closer look reveals that she captures a dream-like essence of the experience of nature that is both surreal and real. Through reflections, shadows, rich textures, and thin veils of light, she unfolds the mystery of that experience. Always a pleasure to encounter one of her new photos!"
30th June, 2009
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rdbkorn says:
"FTTL's images are simply divine. Color or monochrome, abstract or realistic, she always manages to extract the pure moment with her images and brings a fresh vision of the world to our eyes."
12th June, 2009
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Nurse Kato says:
"I truly enjoy a stroll in FTTL's photostream. Such wonderful work should be viewed to inspire one's own vision. Her ability to see and capture that "silvery" light that eludes so many of us is extraordinary."
21st May, 2009
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LowerDarnley says:
"One should really check someone's profile before calling them "the king of abstracts". Since I have discovered that "he" is a "she", I can now officially bestow the title of "queen of abstracts" on FTTL.
And may I add "princess of double exposures" and "countess of the Holga" as well. Ok, that's it. Can I have my knighthood now?"7th May, 2009











