Aina Tilups

is a Toronto based photographer

experimenting with various forms of abstract nature photography

A three "generational" show celebrating the creative influence of Anna and Janis Tilups

Opening: Sat June 7th 2008 10am-4pm.

Show continues Sun June 8th, Sat June 14th closing Sun June 15th. Open 10-4 each day.

Location: 207 Cowan Ave. (west of Dufferin, south of Queen, just behind the Parkdale library)

The Tilups family graciously thank Steven Rose for opening his studio for this show!

Her current work consists of collage incorporating photo-transfer techniques

Other works include Electron Micrographs

Electron Micrographs--- Our visual perception of the world is limited by what our eyes can detect, but by using a microscope we can enter a new realm of hidden landscapes. We enter a place where the hairs on the surface of a leaf are trees in a magical forest, the eye of a moth appears as a geodesic dome and pollen grains are like giant cantaloupes.

These photographs have been imaged with a Scanning Electron Microscope ( S.E.M ). These microscopes can achieve extremely high magnifications due to both the increased resolving ability of electrons and the strong electromagnetic lenses that focus them.

Aina can be reached at: glenandaina@yahoo.com

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