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In addition to the uniqueness of her approach,
the viewer is also rewarded with beautifully printed, sensual slices of nature rendered
through her keen eye for "light" raking across tactile, geographic surfaces.
Adams' photography makes use of several processes fine-tuned over
many years of work, such as multiple printing, collage, the photogram (also known as
rayogram), and more recently, she has reintroduced painting, with a somewhat subtle yet exciting
palette. She is well versed in
the photographic medium and her work can range from experimental to a more traditional form
of a single, fine art, gelatin silver print.
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