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Debra Fox 

Debra was born in Dallas Texas in 1960. She studied large format, gelatin silver and alternative methods of photography under the mentorship of Charles DeBus, Senior Lecturer in Photography at Southern Methodist University.

 

The pressed plant exposures are not photography as it's generally thought of today. The photogram, or photogenic drawing, process dates back to the 1830's. These light sensitive methods reflect the humble beginnings of photography before photographic materials were light sensitive enough to use with lenses. The flowers, leaves, and insects for the negatives are manipulated. The final print can take from 4 days to 9 months of exposure to the sun.

 

Although Debra loved each form of photography in its own right, it was the more alternative light sensitive methods of creating an image that truly inspires her.   She currently lives on the Red River, in Montague County, TX.  

Foxglove

Foxglove

20" x 16" Gelatin Silver Photogram

Giant Hibiscus II

Giant Hibiscus II

10" x 10" Van Dyke print

Giant Hibiscus III

Giant Hibiscus III

10" x 10" Van Dyke and Cyanotype print

Aspen Leaves II

Aspen Leaves II

20.75" x 24" Van Dyke print

Foxglove II

Foxglove II

19" x 16" Van Dyke print

Giant Hibiscus IV

Giant Hibiscus IV

10" x 10" Van Dyke print

Giant Hibiscus I

Giant Hibiscus I

10" x 10" Van Dyke print

Briar Leaves

Briar Leaves

14" x 15" Cyanotype Print $800

Wheat Grass

Wheat Grass

18" x 12" Van Dyke Print $825

Magnolia Leaves

Magnolia Leaves

30" x 40" Giclee $2,200

Five Poppies

Five Poppies

20" x 30" Giclee $1,200

Devils Claw

Devils Claw

18" x 22" Van Dyke Print $1,000

Artemesia

Artemesia

20" x 30" Giclee $1,200

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