Paula’s love of art in all forms began as a young girl with a strong desire to create something unique. She began using media such as fabric, fibers, beads and natural substances to create. She subsequently fell in love with photography, using it as a tool to capture and create images and make them uniquely her own. Much of Paula’s photography emphasizes natural elements. Always enthralled with water and its interactive and transformative power over its surroundings, water is a key component of much of her abstract photography. Floral themes, natural scenes and architecture are also favored subjects and often captured from atypical perspectives. Color, light and reflection play a significant role in her photographic work as well as movement, shape, geometry and pattern, working in unison to create thought-provoking imagery. Mindful of how she approaches photographic images, Paula began painting. She uses nontraditional techniques and tools and emphasizes color, form and movement. Paula enjoys showing her work in juried photography and art exhibits. One of her macro abstract floral photographs is permanently displayed at the Florence Griswold Museum, Old Lyme, during the annual recurring “Miss Florence’s Artist Trees Pallet Exhibition” every holiday season. Last fall she participated in the Banned Book Covers Reimagined Exhibition/Trading Card Fundraiser in Valley Cottage, NY, where her painting from the Ladies Series, “Lady in Red” was 
displayed. Paula states she strives to depict images that stimulate the imagination, pique curiosity, or arouse 
a sense of wonder in the viewer