“Art is a technique of communication. The image is the most complete technique of all communication.” —Claes Oldenburg

About the Artist/Photographer, Rose Yannuzzi:

I am both a self-taught watercolor artist and have also studied with several watercolor artists, an oil painter with a lifetime of experience, and noted photographers. I am a member of the Ridgewood Art Institute, the Edward Hopper House, and an associate member of the North East Watercolor Society. I am currently a member of the Piermont Flywheel Gallery in Piermont, NY. I am especially attracted to landscapes, seascapes, and any subjects that reflect the beauty of the natural world. I try to impart the sense of spirituality and poetic beauty of nature in my art. My interest in photography started about 20 years ago, and, as with my art subjects, I try to capture both the beauty of nature and its relationship to things that are man-made in my photography.

About the Photographers:

Roland V. Yannuzzi

I have worked in the field of amateur photography for over 40 years. I used a Kodak Brownie in my beginning photographic efforts; then a Polaroid camera; subsequently, 35 mm photography film and slides using a Minolta SLR camera; and finally digital photography. My lifelong fascination and study of film makes me acutely aware of what makes an unforgettable visual image that moves the viewer and elicits a strong emotional response. I try to apply this to my photography.

Victor Yannuzzi

I am a meterologist currently working in Minnesota, a great place to take photographs and a great profession to appreciate the opportunities severe weather offers to take stunning photographs. While doing graduate school research in Alaska, I was fortunate to have the opportunity while there and in my trip to and from Alaska through Canada and the Yukon to view the most breathtaking images. I have tried to capture the grandeur and beauty of what I experienced in these areas much less traveled.