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Shauna L. Humrich

Photography is my passion. I began shooting at age eleven with a little Brownie, but not until I dared to enter a photography competition at the Ankeny Art Center did I allow myself to really share my passion. To believe there are others who enjoy the art I create was the greatest award I could have received from the event.

Every individual, animal, plant, and object has intrinsic beauty. Behind the camera I can take the time to see, hear and feel the story or rhythm being projected.  We all color our worlds with our own mixes of paint and I hope to capture moments, colors, lines, and reflections that will inspire folks to slow down and enjoy life’s simple pleasures or see the scenes of everyday life in a new or different light.

The photos in my gallery are a melding of my life’s work.  The gallery includes photographs of buildings, bridges and sculpture in the cities of Iowa and also incorporates the wildlife photography, which keeps me grounded. The architectural photograph has been altered to reflect the vision and sensation I experienced.  Many are printed on canvas and a few are displayed frameless giving them a distinct texture and boundless presentation. The wildlife photographs are portraits in nature, each focused on capturing the essence of the animal at that moment.

There is not just one inspiration that moves me to shoot photography but a lifetime of inspirations and experiences. Ansel Adams and Georgia O’Keeffe are two artists who each independently created a lifetime of work that truly reflects his or her own vision.  I find this quite admirable and I dream to walk quietly down the same trail.

 
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Photography

Photography is my passion. I began shooting at age eleven with a little Brownie, but not until I dared to enter a photography competition at the Ankeny Art Center did I allow myself to really share my passion. To believe there are others who enjoy the art I create was the greatest award I could have received from the event.

Every individual, animal, plant, and object has intrinsic beauty. Behind the camera I can take the time to see, hear and feel the story or rhythm being projected.  We all color our worlds with our own mixes of paint and I hope to capture moments, colors, lines, and reflections that will inspire folks to slow down and enjoy life’s simple pleasures or see the scenes of everyday life in a new or different light.

The photos in my gallery are a melding of my life’s work.  The gallery includes photographs of buildings, bridges and sculpture in the cities of Iowa and also incorporates the wildlife photography, which keeps me grounded. The architectural photograph has been altered to reflect the vision and sensation I experienced.  Many are printed on canvas and a few are displayed frameless giving them a distinct texture and boundless presentation. The wildlife photographs are portraits in nature, each focused on capturing the essence of the animal at that moment.

There is not just one inspiration that moves me to shoot photography but a lifetime of inspirations and experiences. Ansel Adams and Georgia O’Keeffe are two artists who each independently created a lifetime of work that truly reflects his or her own vision.  I find this quite admirable and I dream to walk quietly down the same trail.

 

Jewelry

At Prairie Falcon Studio we work with natural stones and metals. Copper, brass and silver have qualities that reflect our designer’s temperament. Stones…all stones have stories and energy and in choosing a particular stone for a piece of jewelry those stories and energy are taken into consideration.

We also love to re-create “findings” into neat wearable pieces. Spoons, old jewelry, watches, tags, even nuts and bolts.

Prairie Art

Here at the studio everything is a potential project and/or piece of art. We have been exploring the artistic possibilities of repurposing mannequins. As demonstrated in the photos, some are plant stands and others are statement pieces.

I believe learning new skills and challenging yourself is a vital aspect of staying young at heart if not body. In the past year I have been learning to weld and drill glass. The flowers are my take on combining those skills and repurposing discarded glass and metal objects.

All of the Prairie Art is for sale but I have not found a way to ship the items at this time….so sales are local only or within 100 miles of Des Moines on the premise we will meet half way. For prices give me a call at 515-205-4460.

Check back soon….you can never tell what we will try next.

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