Nicole Katano interviewed by Altpick
Her work gives you pause. It is evocative, meditative, intuitive, and a feast for the senses. Each image tells a story filled with impending possibility. Whether she is photographing a child, a tree, a pair of hands, a dancing leaf, or a stormy sea, you have the sense that Nicole is capturing a miracle - seeing what is there for an instant in the moment, seeing beneath the skin of things, responding to the call of something greater in order to reveal her subject's unspoken, unexpressed essence. Look at her work today and you can almost imagine the small child she once was, mesmerized and awed by the beauty and the surprise she found daily in nature. " I had a lot of freedom when I was a child and I spent most of my time outside experiencing the weather and the wind and the light and the feeling around me. I would wander and dream and watch things move."
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Her work gives you pause. It is evocative, meditative, intuitive, and a feast for the senses. Each image tells a story filled with impending possibility. Whether she is photographing a child, a tree, a pair of hands, a dancing leaf, or a stormy sea, you have the sense that Nicole is capturing a miracle - seeing what is there for an instant in the moment, seeing beneath the skin of things, responding to the call of something greater in order to reveal her subject's unspoken, unexpressed essence. Look at her work today and you can almost imagine the small child she once was, mesmerized and awed by the beauty and the surprise she found daily in nature. " I had a lot of freedom when I was a child and I spent most of my time outside experiencing the weather and the wind and the light and the feeling around me. I would wander and dream and watch things move."
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