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Bear Holler Studio Editorial, Event & Portrait Photography, All of these experiences contributed to my photographic eye and increased my love of images.

As a painter and trained artist, I apply the principles of composition, perspective and color theory to the art of photography. My personal work consists of photographic illustrations using hand painting and drawings superimposed on archival sepia tone prints. As a former sculptor and trained artist, I apply the principles of composition, perspective and color to the art of photography. My persona

l work consists of photographic illustrations using hand painting and superimposed drawing on archival sepia tone prints. I learned photography independently, first as a photo assistant at the Florida State University Fine Arts photography lab, then as an architectural and documentary photography with the Florida Department of Historical Resources. I also used photographic skills and techniques as a museum exhibits designer and illustrator, a promotional photographer for historical sites and museums in the Southeast and a photojournalist at the Pensacola News Journal, a Gannet publication. My last formal training in photography was under John Scaffiti, the late professor of B&W photography at Appalachian State University, with whom I took two classes in large format photography and black and white development processes. John reawakened my ability to see the many patterns that surround us and can be translated into photographic images. Most of all, the many art history classes that I attended and my numerous eight-hour visits to the museums of Washington DC and New York City made me consider an image as I might view a fine painting at the Metropolitan, with an eye towards lighting, composition and color. I received my training in art at Florida State University, Ringling School of Art and Design, the Art Students League of New York City and Appalachian State University. I learned photography first out of love for the medium of B&W photography, and later, as a matter of necessity for my life’s work of conserving and documenting cultural events, musical performances, museums and historic sites throughout the Southeastern United States, the Four Corners region, Puerto Rico and Spain. Deanna Jarvis
Bear Holler, Boone, NC

Jug Band Days.I was a virtuoso on the washboard.
08/06/2024

Jug Band Days.
I was a virtuoso on the washboard.

08/06/2024

An analysis of DNA samples taken from 31 people recovered from seven burial sites in southwestern Germany dated to the 6th and 5th centuries B.C. suggests that elite Iron Age Celts may have passed power along matrilineal lines.

archaeology.org/news/12439-240605-celtic-elite-genes

(© Landesmuseum Württemberg, P. Frankenstein/H. Zwietasch)

04/06/2024

My second Grandbaby turned
ONE year old recently, he reminds me so much of my unusually amazing father, Col. G.H. “Gishie” Jarvis, that it hurts. Our genetic inheritance is a powerful thing.

04/06/2024

Spinning a globe is one way to 'travel' the world during the pandemic

Archaeology has taken off like a rocket.New tools New training ImaginationPerseveranceNew Discoveries
03/06/2024

Archaeology has taken off like a rocket.
New tools
New training
Imagination
Perseverance
New Discoveries

Archaeologists from the Soprintendenza Archeologia Belle Arti Paesaggio Etruria Meridionale have discovered a submerged Roman structure near Campo di Mare on Italy’s western coast.

Don’t litter.
01/06/2024

Don’t litter.

We've just completed Extraction #100 in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch -and livstreamed the entire operation from start to finish. Here's a compilation of p...

24/02/2024

I do not usually do these exercises but since its Don,
I will:

Don Vappie
writes:

In my 60 some years on this earth, I have learned that when the Lord calls us home, we will go. No one can stop it.

We have one life to live. The material things we invest in are left behind. Memories therefore, are important to me.

So, I'm going to start a "reunion of friends". The idea is to see who reads a post without a picture. If no one reads my post, this will be a very short experiment. But if you are reading this message, make a comment using a single word about how we met.

After that COPY this message on your wall and I will also leave you a word. Please, don't leave a word and then not bother doing the second thing.

Let’s go! My friends are important to me.

Our new neighbors are setting the woods on fire. This has happened so many times that I cannot tell you how many times t...
02/12/2023

Our new neighbors are setting the woods on fire. This has happened so many times that I cannot tell you how many times the fire department has had to come to our street.

This is on the edge of 250 acres of leaves and deadwood. No one has a burn permit. It is also adjacent to the new section of the Middle Fork Greenway.

22/11/2023

Happy Halloween! We are channeling spooky season with Henry Fuseli's best-known work, "The Nightmare." 🎃🐴

This painting, reproduced in the , continues to chill viewers nearly 250 years after it was created. Wrapped in bedsheets, a woman in a deep sleep is seemingly unaware of the incubus crouched on her chest and the bizarre, wide-eyed horse peering through the drapery.
—
Photoarchive reproduction of Henry Fuseli (1741–1825), The Nightmare, 1781, oil on canvas, Detroit Institute of Arts ()

Virgin de Guadalupe & Eye Beads
22/11/2023

Virgin de Guadalupe & Eye Beads

05/11/2023

Woody Guthrie's sidekick and the 'father' of Bob Dylan returns to his native Brooklyn next month for the Folk Festival.

22/09/2023

A photograph of Claude Monet's Garden at his estate at Giverny

16/09/2023

Jonathan Yacko and Natalie Gilliard moved to Vermont from Long Island and didn’t want to mow several acres of grass. So they planted a wildflower meadow.

23/01/2022

Mote Aguarium, Sarasota, Florida
Diana Jarvis @ Alamy

Gabriel and a bird named Doobie
30/08/2021

Gabriel and a bird named Doobie

A fish named Fire
30/08/2021

A fish named Fire

30/08/2021
Family gathering, Boone, NC
30/08/2021

Family gathering, Boone, NC

Day of the Dead
30/08/2021

Day of the Dead

Art History Professor
21/07/2021

Art History Professor

Crosscut sawing
21/07/2021

Crosscut sawing

Confederate Reenactor
21/07/2021

Confederate Reenactor

Colonial Williamsburg
21/07/2021

Colonial Williamsburg

The famous stripper Gypsy Rose Lee
23/04/2021

The famous stripper Gypsy Rose Lee

My friend and mentor the Spanish painter during his marriage to Gypsy Rose Lee. Yul Brynner had him cast in the movie, t...
23/04/2021

My friend and mentor the Spanish painter during his marriage to Gypsy Rose Lee. Yul Brynner had him cast in the movie, the Buccaneer. He left Gypsy because he did not like the Los Angeles movie scene and returned to New York City, He wrote her often after their divorce and it must have been very hard to leave her.

Found on Google from allposters.com

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