From the site’s photographer archive: Christina Ramsey’s fine-art portraits draw on childhood, family and imagined scenes. Her original first-person introduction below is preserved as an archive quote, not a current biography.

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My name is Christina Ramsey. I am from Kentucky-U.S. I have been doing photography for a little over a year now. I have always loved to draw and sketch so it was a natural fit for me to express my art through photography. I am a mother of two small children and they have been the source of my inspiration. I want to take the viewers on a journey through childhood, grasping a touch of innocence along the way. I started out doing portraits but have grown a passion for Fine Art. I see photography as a way to challenge myself, and to create something tangible that previously only existed in my imagination. One of my favorite quotes by Diane Arbus, “A picture is a secret about a secret, the more it tells you the less you know.”

Children sitting in a field under a pastel skySave

Child in a white dress among autumn leavesSave

Close-up portrait of a young child wearing a bonnetSave

Two children sitting under an umbrella in a fieldSave

Figure in a pale dress against a dark backdropSave

Child playing near a fence at sunsetSave

Child seated in a dark roomSave

Child in a white dress on a wooden bridgeSave

Child in a field beside a lion-like figure in a staged sceneSave

Young child holding a small object against a dark backgroundSave