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| Evelyn Bernstein |
Evelyn Bernstein found her way to photography following a career as
an educator and later as an arts curator.
It was through Evelyn’s constant contact with artwork that would later influence
and shape her distinct and unique painterly, photographic style of today.
Evelyn's enthusiasm for the outdoors and for life, eventually directed Evelyn
toward exploring the scenery found in America’s national parks and various less
traveled spaces; later opening up the world to her like a fresh canvas to a
painter. It was a natural segue for
Evelyn to combine her love and appreciation for nature with a modern day,
artist’s tool: the camera.
As Evelyn refined her personal style of photography, she
concentrated on landscapes, horses, and the study of solitary man in nature. Her sensitive and intuitive touch of light
and focus and choice of subject matter, strengthens her goal which is: to
heighten an awareness of and profound appreciation for the world in which we
live. I am extremely concerned about preserving our environment and preventing
the unnecessary destruction of our cherished plant.
Evelyn continues to meet her goal, again and again, as
her work continues to draw international attention and recognition.
For a full
list of exhibitions and awards, click here or visit: http://evelynbernstein.com/exhibitions.htm
Norma
Roth-Jackson is the second book collaboration for Evelyn Bernstein. As an
environmentalist, Evelyn is a supporter of countless environmental
organizations and dedicated leaders in the field, such as Woodrow W. Clark II, (http://www.clarkstrategicpartners.net/about.html),
with whom she collaborated, providing several photographic pieces to be placed
in his book, Sustainable Communities, (http://www.amazon.com/Sustainable-Communities-Woodrow-W-Clark/dp/144190218X).
On the heels of Changing
Landscapes of Our Lives, Evelyn looks forward to her next book
collaboration with an undisclosed poet who remains patiently in-the-wings,
awaiting her availability.
