My name is Lolli. After retiring from a 40-year corporate career in engineering, my husband and I have made the Adirondack Mountains our home, while wintering in Northern California. 

My photography practice evolved from a simple turning point when I became frustrated with my mirrorless camera equipment, and declared that I would sell my gear at the end of 2024 if I did not begin to enjoy using it.

Instead of quitting, I chose to stay and learn by practicing, allowing myself to take as many “bad” photos as good ones. Learning from accomplished nature and wildlife photographers, including a winter moose adventure in Jackson Hole, helped deepen my technical skills. Along the way, I found a supportive community of fellow photographers who continue to encourage and inspire me. I did eventually sell most of my original equipment, trading and investing in used or new cameras and lenses as my skills and confidence grew.

Today, photography brings me a sense of calm and healing as I wander through nature and through life, capturing a photo here and there. One of my most personal and impactful images features exposed tree roots, a subject that reflects what draws me to photography itself: resilience, interconnectedness, and revealing what lies beneath the surface.

Into each piece, I inject a little "Lolli Logic". Through my work, I invite you to pause, look closer, and experience nature with curiosity and the quiet attention that continues to inspire me.