Lots to almost all of the prints have some odd border that makes me think that they are blown up negatives or pictures of pictures. they are all very beautiful. I love how when looking at the photographs with the nudes you feel perfectly at ease because the model in the work looks serene and calm and beautiful. I think she uses nudes to capture the perfectness and complexities of the human figure. To capture that natural beauty on film is truly a gift. Even looking at her photography of architecture she is able to evoke emotion through the pictures she takes. But everything of course is subjective I feel like they are lonely. I love how she captures raw emotion, example of Jim Carrey, this picture actually scared me felt like I was looking into a tormented soul. As you continue through the exhibition you come to a room full of large Nature prints and they are so clear that you feel like you can step right through it like Alice in wonderland (the book and real movie not the cartoon version). Adjacent to the nature room is chronological timeline of her works. and probably my favourite work of the whole exhibition was the portrait of the Queen. The photograph seemed radiate Power. :)
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