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I love finding battered old lobster traps on the beach, but I also hate it. I love them as photographic subjects, but I know that a lost trap equals lost money for the lobsterman. (And, I do love lobster...)

This battered trap was found on the shores of Quoddy Head State Park at low tide. Looking at the surrounding terrain, it is easy to see how some of these traps become so battered after breaking free of their lines.

(c) Holly Ross Photography 2018

Self-taught photographer and Best of Missouri Hands Juried Artist, Holly Ross has explored a wide variety of subjects, but always returns to the more natural elements of our world. Her photos have been described as having an “eclectic mixture of soft, near watercolor effects on florals – almost Japanese in delicacy and Zen-like in simplicity – contrasted with the sharp, clean linear architectural images.” With her photography, she seeks out vantage points that others might pass by. Another client described her work as, “visual poetry… emotions captured in ink and moments caught as if time could be glued to paper.” Holly’s intent is to seek out those more intimate ‘scapes’ and provide just a glimpse into a world,...