Louis & Suzanne DiPasquale

Lou DiPasquale is a photographer from Frederick, MD who specializes in outdoor scenes comprising architecture, landscapes, seascapes and plants.

An extended New England vacation was Lou's inspiration to rekindle a long-abandoned interest in photography after a 30-year hiatus. Many of his images are characteristic of the Connecticut, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Rhode Island or Massachusetts countryside and seashore. His body of work also includes scenes of Frederick, MD and other mid-Atlantic destinations.

Lou has a post-graduate degree in the biological sciences and has always had an interest in the most recent technology. His current photographic methods include the use of RAW digital images and digital processing techniques to capture and produce the entire dynamic range of color and contrast as seen in nature. Lou's point of view as an artist is to use composition and lighting to draw the viewer's eye into the frame and to have his camera faithfully reproduce what the human eye sees without introducing artistic interpretations or unnatural digital enhancements.

Lou is a member of the Frederick Arts Council, the Frederick County Art Association, and the Delaplaine Visual Arts Education Center. His work has been on display at the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center, the Frederick Community College, the Frederick Arts Council's Cultural Arts Center, and the Frederick County Chamber of Commerce.

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Suzanne DiPasquale is a painter who exhibited an interest in art from an early age and was fortunate to have had many inspiring art teachers both in public school and private lessons. Over the years she has produced a variety of commissioned pieces and murals. She has worked in many mediums, such as, pen and ink, watercolor, oil, glass painting, mosaics and acrylics. Primarily, she paints landscapes, cityscapes, and flowers focusing on color, balance and rhythm to produce visually pleasing works.

Suzanne is the recipient of a Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology and a Master of Science in Environmental Biology from Hood College. Art has been an avocation for most of her life but after working in the sciences for thirty-plus years, it has become her focus upon retirement.

Suzanne is a member of the Frederick County Art Association, the Delaplaine Visual Arts Education Center and the Frederick Arts Council. Her work has been on display at the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center, the Frederick Community College, the Frederick Arts Council's Cultural Arts Center, the Frederick County Chamber of Commerce, the Bethesda Library, and the Maryland State House.

Suzanne received the "Peoples Choice" award at the Frederick County Art Associations show in 2002, was given an "Honorable Mention" in the Frederick Magazine's Cover Art contest in September 2009, and received "Honorable Mention" in the Frederick County Art Associations show in 2010.

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