Features / December 11, 2008

Lorraine Field: More Images from Istanbul

Lorraine Field, Canyon, 2006

Lorraine Field Canyon 2006

NSCAD alumnus Lorraine Field has been working for years on integrating body and landscape through photography. Recently, she had a show of new works at the Photography Center in Istanbul, a show reviewed in the Winter issue of Canadian Art magazine. Here, we offer more of Field’s lush images, which, as reviewer Sue Gibson Garvey states, uses “layering and juxtaposition to push the temporal boundaries of photography, expanding the notion of the single decisive moment.”

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