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Claire Vimala Anderson is a nature
and landscape photographer from western Pennsylvania, Tucson, AZ, and most
recently, Greenville, SC. Her artistic influences are Georgia O’Keeffe and
Ansel Adams. The painter, for her declaration of ‘why paint the whole thing
when part will do.’ And the photographer for using his craft to preserve the
landscapes of his time. The artist’s simple, yet often dramatic subject matter
reflects these ideals along with her own straightforward philosophy: “Mother
Earth is the true artist. I just record her work. The rest is derivative, for
where would any of us be without her.”
Presenting Acoustic Vimala... GIG INFO CLICK HERE LISTEN at SOUNDCLOUD BUY ALBUM at ETSY! PHOTOS ACOUSTIC VIMALA [ pronounced VEE-ma-la, (cf. PAM-el-a) ] Blessed with an earthy, expressive vocal and relaxed finger-picking guitar style, Acoustic Vimala takes you on a musical journey through the acoustic folk, pop, and blues heartland of the 60s, 70s and more. Her repertoire includes her own vintage-style pop/folk creations and tunes from such noted acoustic icons as Joni Mitchell, James Taylor, Mamas & Papas, Joan Baez, plus dozens more. Her list of acoustic covers and originals continues to grow. Reflecting her own life's journey, Vimala has developed a spiritual depth and human connection that brings a refreshing aura to her music. You will want to experience her powerful gift! EARLY PRAISE FOR ACOUSTIC VIMALA: “I’m going to tell you what I told Carole King before she started singing. ‘You’ve got what it takes…use it!’ She had everyone else si
Now available: ORDER ONLINE HERE MAIL ORDER INFO BELOW Desert Song: Portraits of the Sonoran Desert Text and photography by Claire Vimala Anderson Through the serendipitous encouragement of a stranger and the kind invitation of a friend, author and photographer Claire Vimala Anderson made her first trek to Tucson, Arizona in the spring of 2008. She landed in the middle of a childhood dream, surrounded by stark beauty of the southwestern wilderness – the Sonoran Desert by name – the ‘Wild West’ by reputation. She was there long enough to sense the beauty in this intense, even hostile environment. There were delicate blooms among the prickles and spines; a magical chorus of birdsong rising from a stark landscape; the calming stillness of rugged mountains and shade-less cactus forests; vibrant, colorful sunsets following fierce monsoon rains. It was a land that matched her soul, a place of survival, great inspiration and beauty. A place she continues to return to agai
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