1. What
inspired you to have your work published in See The World Beautiful (Glitterati)? All of my life, I have been
inspired by reportage photography, as well as the beauty of travel.
Furthermore, I enjoy learning about the various cultures around the world. All
the photographs in my book are inspired by my desire to experience all that the
world holds.
2. Anne,
how did you get into photography? I began taking photographs at the age of 10
with my father’s camera. At age 12, I decided that my aim in life was to
become a photographer. Since then, I have not slowed down.
3. What
propelled you to the level of success that you have achieved? I believe my pure
passion for photographic art and my internal drive contribute to my success as
an artist. Honestly, I simply love what I do.
4. What
are some of your favorite images presented in your coffee-table book? This is a
very difficult question, but I’d have to say I have a strong attachment to the
images of Mongolia. I hold those images particularly close to
my heart and find them especially beautiful.
5. How
do you use photography to present aspects of other cultures so that the
American eye can appreciate what you are presenting in your images? While I
understand that various countries have differences in artistic opinion and
aesthetics, I believe that we are global citizens. As we enter 2016, it
is evident that cultures often intersect, connect, and mix to produce beautiful
creations. I would lean towards the question: What is the difference
between the American eye, the French eye, the German eye, the Japanese
eye? We all have the ability to appreciate beauty as is, and my
international book demonstrates that.
6. What
have you discovered about the human condition as a travel and fashion
photographer? I have seen so many different levels of education, various types
of homes, and diverse living situations. Regardless of how one lives his
or her life, happiness is the most important factor. By traveling the globe, I
have had the opportunity to witness beauty in its many forms and fashions.
7. Germany,
France, Mexico, and the United States. You have lived in each of these
countries and traveled to many more. What have you come to appreciate to be the
bonding forces in the world? In the end, I’ve found that enjoyment of life is
the underlying factor that unites mankind. Personally, I believe that
one’s ability to find the beauty in his or her circumstances is the most
important quality of life. Additionally, I am astounded by our increasing
amount of globalization and the overall beauty of the world.
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