Christine Triebert, Photographer
Chris exhibits her fine art photography in galleries and shows throughout the northeast, and has built a national audience for her custom-toned landscape and still life imagery. Many of her images have been published in the US and Europe by Graphique de France, Aperture, NY, and The Art Group, UK., among others. A three-time recipient of an International Golden Light Award for photographic excellence, Chris’s original prints are held in many private and public collections including the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Bank of America, and the University of Chicago Art Museum.
Chris has 30+ years experience working in the traditional black and white darkroom, and since 2001 has worked with the latest technologies of digital printmaking. She’s also a skilled teacher having designed and led a variety of workshops at the Vermont Center for Photography, and currently serves as a mentor to local high school photography students.
In addition to her fine art work, Chris shoots for several corporate accounts, incorporating her strong design sense into commercial assignments. From her studio on the Rock River Chris works passionately, combining new and traditional approaches to photography, to create unique, personal, and compelling imagery.
Carol Ross, Designer
Carol is an award-winning designer with over 30 years experience in the field. Her career includes magazine art direction, advertising design, packaging design, and corporate print design. She was one of the founding partners of Laughing-Stock.com, a web-based illustration agency, where she represented the work of some of the country’s finest illustrators.
Since 1990, Carol has been collaborating with partner Chris Triebert to offer design and photography services to a wide range of clients. Working in their studio along the Rock River in Southern Vemont, they handle everything from initial concept to the printed product.
In addition to commercial projects, Carol brings her unique vision and intuitive style to her paintings, drawings, and illustrated journals. Working fluidly and intuitively, she has built a personal portfolio that bridges the gap between fine and commercial art. Carol has lead workshops at the River Gallery School of Art in Brattleboro, VT, helping others to express themselves in 2-D media in a supportive, fun, and non-judgmental environment.