by Emily Waldorf
After many years teaching in academe, Houston-based Kathryn Rabinow decided to dive into fine photography, and the results are stunning. She is a world traveler and finds beautiful compositions in both obvious and unexpected places, from flowers, trees, sunsets, and animals to fabulous food and abstract manipulated images. Dr. Rabinow feels grateful for her travels and seeks to capture the ephemeral moments of creative vision she encounters that belie the typical “tourist shot.” She explains:
Being fortunate enough to travel hither thither and yon I enjoy taking pictures that capture some special essence of the place. Not necessarily the ‘tourist shot’ that would be in a magazine but an image that evokes the sense of being there. Wherever the there might be.
If you are searching for fine and decorative photography for that empty space on your wall or would like to give the gift of photography for the holidays, you can contact her to select a single image or a suite of complementary images. Dr. Rabinow sells directly from her studio, takes commissions, and makes one-of-a kind pieces as well as multiples. Her miniatures are 5×7 inch images are facemounted on acrylic and backed with aluminum and each come with a tiny plexiglass easel. Her very large pieces are either matted and framed or the images are face mounted on acrylic, backed with wall cleats. The sizes can range up to five feet in length.