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| − | Veronica Olson is a still-life photographer based in New York City. She is a member of [http:// | + | '''Veronica Olson''' is a still-life photographer based in New York City. She is a member of [http://comeuntochrist.org The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints]. |
As a child, she explored many art genres including drawing, painting, sewing, and crafts. When she no longer felt interested in drawing and painting, her father signed them both up for a photography class. She grew to love to "determine the content of my frame and tell a story" by "adding, reducing, and changing perspective" of what was already there.[http://www.thekrakens.com/category/photography/] | As a child, she explored many art genres including drawing, painting, sewing, and crafts. When she no longer felt interested in drawing and painting, her father signed them both up for a photography class. She grew to love to "determine the content of my frame and tell a story" by "adding, reducing, and changing perspective" of what was already there.[http://www.thekrakens.com/category/photography/] | ||
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Veronica Olson is a still-life photographer based in New York City. She is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
As a child, she explored many art genres including drawing, painting, sewing, and crafts. When she no longer felt interested in drawing and painting, her father signed them both up for a photography class. She grew to love to "determine the content of my frame and tell a story" by "adding, reducing, and changing perspective" of what was already there.[1]
At Brigham Young University, she created a large portfolio of still life work. Although she was encouraged to broaden her work, she felt still life was her niche. She graduated with a BFA degree in photography.
