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Jennifer Koltun
The Fisherman
shot in Digital format with a Canon 4D, printed on Luster Pearl Photo Paper, 2.9mb Framed & Matted 24 x 32.
2009
2009
Balinese Purification
shot in Digital format with a Canon 4D, printed on canvas, 2.4mb, Housed in a floating frame 24 x 36.
2011
2011
Jennifer Koltun captures the spirit of the outdoors near and far.
I studied photography at 17, and put it down for 30 years. Traveling out of the country for the first time in 2008 rekindled my interest. I fell in love all over again and experienced an artistic awakening. I haven’t stopped since. These last three years, I have been focusing on travel and outdoor photography. I like to keep my photographs in their purest form, using minimal editing, so that the camera and my eye can do the work. My goal is to capture the heart and soul of the outdoors. Each photograph is intended to be its own meditation, reminding the viewer of the possibilities of the present moment.
I studied photography at 17, and put it down for 30 years. Traveling out of the country for the first time in 2008 rekindled my interest. I fell in love all over again and experienced an artistic awakening. I haven’t stopped since. These last three years, I have been focusing on travel and outdoor photography. I like to keep my photographs in their purest form, using minimal editing, so that the camera and my eye can do the work. My goal is to capture the heart and soul of the outdoors. Each photograph is intended to be its own meditation, reminding the viewer of the possibilities of the present moment.
Email:
| jenniferkoltun@gmail.com |