In this series of herbs, I wish to combine the style of 16th, 17th and 18th
Century botanical painting with that of the detail found in scientific
illustration. I want to explore positive and negative space. To combine
different areas of focus which will result in a multi-dimensional image. To
show the unique structure and shape of each chosen herb. To produce
and explore a modern form of Botanical art.
Anne Mason-Hoerter, a Canadian photographer, delves into the intriguing effects of time on our memory. Her unique approach involves capturing images of botanical or food items over a specific time period, resulting in a multitude of individual photos. She then weaves these images together, recreating the subject solely from her memory. Anne's reliance on her recollection to convey the unique essence of the food or botanical item that has stayed with her over time is a fascinating journey into the human mind.
Awards Prix De La Photographie - Nature Photographer of the Year, Paris 2024
PinkLady Food Photography Awards - Highly commended, London 2020-2024
International Photography Awards - Gold/Food and Beverage Advertising, New York 2023
Claire Ano Award for Women Food Photographers - Highly Commended - PinkLady Food Photography Awards, London 2022
International Garden Photography Awards - Highly commended Portfolio, London 2022
IGPOTY Award - Kew Gardens Exhibition, London 2022
International Photography Awards - Botanical, New York 2022
International Photography Awards - Environmental Editorial/Press, New York 2022
Prix De La Photographie - Fine Art, Paris 2022
Prix De La Photographie -Food Advertising, Paris 2020
International Photography Awards - Grand Prize' One Shot Movement', New York 2020
One Eyeland Awards - Germany/Worlds Top 10 Still Life Photographers, Rank#9 2020
Grand Prize Commercial - PDN Taste Photography Awards, USA 2019
Award Of Merit From Toronto Aids Society, Canada 2016/17
Nominee And Screening Artist At The Food Photography Festival, Vejle Dänemark 2019
