Anni Tracy is a photographer based in Portland, Oregon. Her work confronts the conventional perception of daily scenes and re-imagine phenomenological experiences of urban life into a purely two-dimensional conversation.
I had a lovely trip to Seattle a couple weeks ago to do PA work for Comcast, then spent the day walking around downtown exploring and photographing near the library and Pikes Place.
I suppose Sunday is as good a day as any to do window washing... lucky me!
Thank you, rainy Portland fall, for slowing me down enough to *finally* get some of my photos worked on from spring and summer's mini-trips. This was taken last spring while exploring downtown Seattle near Safeco Field and the piers, ending our wonderful day on Bainbridge Island with family friends. Good times. Miss you, Seattle!
Explored Highway 97 south of Bend last weekend, and stumbled upon this incredibly photogenic lumberyard near Gilchrist, OR – while on the hunt for our buddy, Jameson – en route to Klamath Falls and Crater Lake. Good tunes, great friend, beautiful scenery, lot of laughs!
I stepped outside on Sunday to the sun shining bright *while* it was dumping rain. Not the best shooting conditions (ie: super contrasty + the fear of killing camera), but I couldn't resist the gorgeous fall colors in industrial Southeast Portland. What a magical time of year!
Three floors of artists will show off their talents at the Towne Storage Building's annual Open House. I share a photo studio with a handful of photographers, so stop by and say hello and take a look at the work we do.
Towne Storage is located at 17 SE 3rd Avenue, next to the Burnside Bridge. Open house is from 7pm-10pm, and I am in Studio 303. Hope to see you there!
Anni is a travel junkie, producer, photographer and photo editor for the Portland Tribune, exhibiting her photographic works, volunteering in the arts and working freelance projects in her spare time. For more info, please visit www.annitracy.com.