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2024 Member's Show Best in Show Award. From the series "Memory Building" this color photograph features a yellow house with a mural on the side of the fence, showing the same house in the past with old cars.

Additional Artworks

From Colorado Photographic Arts Center

  1. Cell Phone by Kendall Davis, Image 1.

    Kendall Davis

    Cell Phone, 2012

    Color Photograph

    5.375 x 7.375 in

  2. Chugging up Shawnee Hill, No. 5C by William H. McKenzie, Image 2.

    William H. McKenzie

    Chugging up Shawnee Hill, No. 5C, 1973

    Gelatin Silver Print

    10.25 x 13.25 in

  3. Chugging up Shawnee Hill, No. 5B by William H. McKenzie, Image 2.

    William H. McKenzie

    Chugging up Shawnee Hill, No. 5B, 1973

    Black and White photograph

    10.5 x 13.5 in

  4. Chugging up Shawnee Hill, No. 5A by William H. McKenzie, Image 2.

    William H. McKenzie

    Chugging up Shawnee Hill, No. 5A, 1973

    Black and White photograph

    10.5 x 13.5 in

  5. Cave Home, Parallena, Spain by Peter Menzel, Image 1.

    Peter Menzel

    Cave Home, Parallena, Spain, 1973

    Gelatin Silver Print

    7.75 x 10 in (paper)

  6. Celebration and a Chair by K. Kelly Wise, Image 1.

    K. Kelly Wise

    Celebration and a Chair, 1972

    Gelatin Silver Print

    8 x 9.75 in

  7. Children's Parade - Virgin Islands by Edward R. Miller, Image 1.

    Edward R. Miller

    Children's Parade - Virgin Islands, 1964

    Gelatin Silver Print

    10.6875 x 11.75 in

  8. Carpenter's Gothic by Ira Current, Image 1.

    Ira Current

    Carpenter's Gothic, 1963

    Dye transfer print

    7.5 x 10 in

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About the artist

Annette LeMay Burke

Annette LeMay Burke is an award-winning photographic artist and Northern California native who resides in the innovative hub of Silicon Valley. With a background in geology from the University of California, Berkeley, Burke's lens has long been finely attuned to the ever-evolving contours of the western landscape. Formerly immersed in a career in high-tech, Burke now channels her passion into her artistic practice, often exploring the presence of technology as both a disruptor and unifier within the landscape, echoing the complexities of the modern human experience. 

Burke’s work is exhibited widely throughout the US and internationally at institutions such as Center for Photographic Art in Carmel, Colorado Photographic Arts Center, Candela Gallery in Virginia, Griffin Museum of Photography in Massachusetts, Los Angeles Center for Photography, Oceanside Museum of Art in California, Museum of Nature in Cantabria, Spain, and Association of Photographers in London.