​Merry Moor Winnett,  Photographer

Black and white composite print of multiple negatives, hand colored.

1984 - a composite print of multiple black and white negatives shot with Kodak infrared film, hand colored. Light painting with flash lights, outdoors, at night with one of Merry's friends posing. The petroglyph in the background was inherited from Merry's father who devoted much of his youth to studying the petroglyphs of northern Michigan.

This image was shot with Kodak Infrared film from an airplane that Tom Winnett was piloting. It is a multiple negative print.

24 x 28 inches Black and white, multiple negatives, toned, hand colored with paint and glitter Pangaea was a huge continent of 300 million years ago. It consisted of North America, South America, Africa, Australia and all the other continents of today's Earth. There was a single global ocean. In this image, Merry suggests a matriarchal culture with twin women worshipping the newly emerged moon.

Black and white, multiple negatives in a composite print, hand colored. Often a moon tarot card celebrates the imagination, the unconscious and the dream world. This tarot card, invented by Merry, features twin towers and a fantasy landscape full of symbolism and mystery.

Black and white - multiple negatives - toned - glitter-

Black and white - multiple negatives - toned - glitter-

Black and white - multiple negatives - toned - hand painted

This is a black and white print from multiple negatives with selective toning and added glitter. The collaged photographs of the moon were made to look like Polaroids. Merry photographed the moon extensively with a 35 mm camera (Minolta) and a sharp, telephoto lens. She was persistent in capturing perfect shots of the moon's phases.

Black and white - multiple negatives - toned - glitter-

Black and white - multiple negatives- infrared - toned - about 24 x 28

Black and white - multiple negatives - toned - glitter- hand colored Monument Valley, Utah re-imagined with the ocean that was there once upon a time. Also, a super-sized moon is cradled between the two "mittens" of this landscape.