Rebecca Rothey
Rebecca Rothey studied photography under Geoff Delanoy at the College of Notre Dame of Maryland. She does her own gelatin silver printing using traditional darkroom techniques. Her images are made in the tradition of French street photography and also include intimate studies of people, objects, and cityscapes. Most recently, she has embarked on a still life project utilizing unusual combinations of antiques and natural objects.
Her image Parisian with Poodle was awarded honorable mention by the 2006 IPA Lucie Awards and was selected by Stephen Perloff, editor of the Photo Review, for inclusion in a juried group exhibition at the Biggs Museum of American Art in Dover, DE held in the spring of 2009. Her work has been selected for four juried exhibitions by the Towson Arts Collective, most recently for its spring 2010 juried photography exhibit judged by Neil Meyerhoff, Board Chair at the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), and Laurie Snyder, MICA photography faculty member.
Rebecca is one of sixteen photographers chosen for the 2008 “Celebrations of Life” juried photo exhibition in Louisville, KY and in 2007 two of her images were selected for the annual juried exhibition of the Louisville Arts Association in Ft. Collins, CO. In September 2008, her work was included in an alumnae invitational exhibition at the College of Notre Dame of Maryland. In December 2008, An Die Musik in Baltimore, MD, a music and arts venue, hosted a solo exhibition of her work and most recently her work was shown at The Laughing Pint in Highlandtown.
The photograph Men Moving Mirror was published in Black and White Magazine’s Special Issue, November 2008 Single Image Contest Awards and Floating Leaves was selected for the magazine’s 2006 annual single image contest. Men Moving Mirror was also among 100 images out of 20,000 entries awarded honorable mention by Photographer’s Forum Magazine in its 2007 annual student contest and was awarded the 2009 Best Monochrome Image by the Baltimore Camera Club.
Baltimore Magazine included one of her photographs in its November 2007 events calendar and the Baltimore Sun selected an image taken in Morocco for its weekly “My Best Shot” contest published in March 2009.
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