Carol Henry Photography

Carol Henry is a darkroom artist who has spent decades making unique prints on Cibachrome paper without a camera and film. She has been represented in 34 galleries and 200 exhibitions with her camera-less technique. Henry calls her darkroom prints "Florachromes" and "Shadowgraphs," and they owe to a process she developed when receiving a BFA from Northern Michigan University in photography. Henry has also studied at the University of Cincinnati and UCLA. She spent over three years as the fine print specialist for the Ansel Adams Gallery for Ansel’s signed originals and was a three-year artist-in-residence at Studio Channel Islands Art Center. Henry is a charter member of Women in Photography International and is currently the photography director at Carmel Visual Arts. Her work is widely collected both nationally and internationally and is in many permanent and corporate collections. Henry is especially interested in healthcare environments and the healing qualities of her imagery.

(Biography provided by Weston Gallery)