ABOUT FACE
Photographer Caryle Calvin
Carlye Calvin spent close to 30 years as staff photographer with the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) in Boulder. Now that she is retired, she enjoys the freedom of exploring photographic themes for fun, such as looking for letters of the alphabet in objects, finding unique mailboxes, discovering the many murals of Boulder, or as in this exhibit, looking for faces in unexpected places. This show is called, “About Face.”
Her work in this exhibit shows faces in rocks, on wood, in clouds, on a doorbell, in rusty machinery, appearing in murals, and even at Mardi Gras. The technical term for this is pareidolia (in case you needed to know).
Let’s face it, photography can be like a scavenger hunt. And in this case, it’s all about face!
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