ROBIN DAVIS is known for her
evocative portraits and photographic narratives
that resonate with mood, personality and place.
Using simple techniques in the most creative ways she
empowers her students to build their own visual vocabularies.
Robin’s interpersonal rapport and sense of fun create
workshops of dynamic collective energy and uncanny comic coincidence.
Her fine art images are sought for book covers and magazine illustrations,
as well as by galleries and collectors. For info on Robin’s workshops in Italy
and France visit Cortona Center of Photography.
For more comments on Robin’s workshops: STUDENT TESTIMONIALS
View Robin’s work at www.robindavis.com
Visit Robin’s Blog
ROBIN DAVIS is known for her
evocative portraits and photographic narratives
that resonate with mood, personality and place.
Using simple techniques in the most creative ways she
empowers her students to build their own visual vocabularies.
Robin’s interpersonal rapport and sense of fun create
workshops of dynamic collective energy and uncanny comic coincidence.
Her fine art images are sought for book covers and magazine illustrations,
as well as by galleries and collectors. For info on Robin’s workshops in Italy
and France visit Cortona Center of Photography.
For more comments on Robin’s workshops: STUDENT TESTIMONIALS
View Robin’s work at www.robindavis.com
Visit Robin’s Blog
ROBIN DAVIS is known for her evocative portraits and photographic narratives that resonate with mood, personality and place. Using simple techniques in the most creative ways she empowers her students to build their own visual vocabularies.
Robin’s interpersonal rapport and sense of fun create workshops of dynamic collective energy and uncanny comic coincidence. Her fine art images are sought for book covers and magazine illustrations, as well as by galleries and collectors. For info on Robin’s workshops in Italy and France visit Cortona Center of Photography.
For more comments on Robin’s workshops: STUDENT TESTIMONIALS
View Robin’s work at www.robindavis.com
Visit Robin’s Blog