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Mary Ellen Derwis

 


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Mary Ellen Derwis lives in northeast Ohio. She is co-author, with Joe Balaz, of JOMA—online, an online gallery of concrete poetry and photography. Her photography has appeared in various publications online. What interests her in the field of photo-art is the unpredictable and synergistic nature of photography in general. Capturing an image that can be enhanced in different ways to bring about a visual dialogue between viewer and photograph is what drives her work.


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Alex Nodopaka
01 Sep 2008, 06:21
From the romantic to
the abstract
I appreciated the underlying
atavism
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