About Nancy
Curriculum Vitae
Nancy has worked with commercial and editorial clients, usually as a contracted account rather than one project at a time, although exceptions were always made depending on the project.
She is one of two women in the world to win Communication Arts Magazine - Award of Excellence in Photography in both 2013 and 2015. Her work has also been twice recognized in Creative Quarterly Magazine. In 2015, she was listed with Charleston’s Gibbes Museum of Art - Society 1858 as a Southern Artist whose work contributes to a new understanding of art in the South.
Nancy is also an independent Photographer and Writer. For many years, she has specialized in non-verbal communication, and in marketing to women. Prior to turning pro, Nancy was a commercial make-up artist working with fashion and editorial shoots for other photographers. She was in demand for teaching seminars with classes for private photography groups on the power of light and make up.
After turning pro, Nancy worked for Allison Research Technologies as a Product Photographer and Graphic Designer. She provided Graphic Design, Package Design, and Web Elements along with Product Photography for an innovative Virtual Reality Marketing Analysis and Research program. Their client list was drawn from top Fortune 500 companies and included Coke, Wendy's, Pfizer, P&G, and Revlon. Nancy was 2-D Project Manager for Coke's Marketing Research study for Vault and Coke Zero.
Nancy's Fine Art Photography has been featured in many art shows and has found collectors as far away as China and England.
Shows and Awards:
Best of HOUZZ 2018 and 2020. Over 40 Million Unique Visitors.
Creative Quarterly Magazine 2016. Issue 42. Award in Professional Photographer Category.
Communication Arts Magazine 2013. Editorial Work. International Award of Excellence in Photography.
Mason Murer Art Gallery. My work was juried in to the show by Jane Jackson, director of the prestigious Sir Elton John Photography Collection.
Atlanta Celebrates Photography. My work was juried into the event by Julian Cox, former director of Photography at the High Museum.
ArtSpace International Gallery
Women in Focus Show at Digital Arts Studio
Composition Gallery
Permanent Installation at The Habersham at Buckhead.
Portfolio Jury - Bronze Award for Editorial
Fun Factoid:
In 2001, Nancy acted in an independent film, based on a modern day Jesus who had been raised in the American culture from birth. The family is portrayed as economically disadvantaged and largely uneducated. Jesus was portrayed as being extremely overweight. Nan was key make up for the movie and played the role of Mary, who smoked Marlboro reds and sported chipped nail polish. The Film, titled, “s o n · o f · m a n” opened at the 2002 Atlanta Film and Video Festival and was honored for its special artistic value at the 2003 Philadelphia International Short Film Festival.
