Ann Mitchell: Photography as Emotional Mapping of Place

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Ann Mitchell: Photography as Emotional Mapping of Place

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Ann Mitchell, Southern California photographer and ArtCenter College of Design MFA grad, is featured in Lenscratch's Female Gaze series. Her work focuses on space and place as subjects for poetic, emotionally grounded image-making, built on a background spanning commercial, editorial, and fine art photography.

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