The Ice is Changing
The warmest winter on record in Maine led to surprising ice formations on the lakes. Little or no snow made the thin ice vulnerable to wind and sun, which caused holes, then cracks, and massive breakups which fused back together at night. The resulting patterns and mosaics speak to climate change.
Awards
Color Photography Contest
2024Honorable Mention
Aerial
Professional
The Ice is Changing
The warmest winter on record in Maine led to surprising ice formations on the lakes. Little or no snow made the thin ice vulnerable to wind and sun, which caused holes, then cracks, and massive breakups which fused back together at night. The resulting patterns and mosaics speak to climate change.
About Artist
Amy Durocher
Amy Durocher is an award-winning fine art photographer living in Winthrop, Maine, USA, in unceded Wabanaki Territory. Durocher has exhibited her work in numerous juried and unjuried gallery and museum exhibits in Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and New York, and the online exhibit (Un)Natural Cycles: Air, Water, Land through the Center for Fine Art Photography in Fort Collins, CO. In 2023, Durocher was selected to participate in the inaugural group show titled The Maine Photographers Showcase. Durocher has had solo shows at Salt Pond Studio in Friendship, Maine and the Lincoln Academy in Rockland, Maine. Amy Durocher has given talks on her photography in the Artist's Talk on Art series and at the Atlanta International School. Durocher attended the New York State Summer School of the Arts, Parsons School of Design, NYU’s School of Professional Studies, and Maine Media Workshops and College.
Explore Other Winners
View All
