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Back in 1991 while attending school in Newport, Rhode Island, Daphne's photographic adventures began. Recalling the first time she eagerly watched a piece of photographic paper transform from a blank sheet into a creative photographic image, it was then that Daphne found her vision.
Stirred by this transformation Daphne began the creative process with new found vision. Nowadays, Daphne employs differing effects and varying views since fine-tuning what she sees is an integral element to the overall process. Though her audience has immensely changed over the years, it began with commercial photography at Brooks Institute of Photography in Santa Barbara, California. Proceeding onto a focus in Fine Art photography, her audience now represents the photojournalistic.
Daphne got her degree in Photojournalism from San Francisco State University while freelancing in and around the Bay Area and working with an established commercial photographer.
Daphne recognizes that experiences serve as comparative markers since where she has been is as important as where she is going. After all, new environments cater to the Argus-eyed and as a globetrotter Daphne has reaped cultural experiences while traveling throughout the United States, Europe, and Africa.
Pointing and clicking, Daphne purposefully exposes the rich and variegated aspects of life's
paradoxes and pleasures such that she is able to capture life in ways any innocent bystander can understand. Frame by frame Daphne captivates the vitality of daily life and her photographs crystallize decisive moments. Well aware that her viewpoint at times must be altered and that she pointedly must adapt to her surroundings, Daphne's negative, roll by roll, reveal life's docudramas.
Releasing the story seen though the lens of her camera, perhaps the penultimate achievement for Daphne and her progression through the photographic medium is her recent work with numerous clients such as Cardinal Health, Associated Press, Biz Journals, Columbus Magazine, Ohio Magazine as well as the City of Dublin and the Downtown Columbus Association in her new hometown.
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