Theresa Airey, author of Creative Photo Printmaking, Creative Digital Printmaking, Digital Photo Art and Beginner's Guide to Digital Photo Art, has shown her work extensively with separate exhibitions in 17 U.S. states.

Abroad, she has held major shows in Spain, Bermuda, the Dominican Republic and Mexico. Her work is in several permanent collections including the prestigious Pretenkabinet of the Rijksuniversiteit in Leiden, Holland, The Polaroid Collection of Boston, The Fuji Collection (an international travelling exhibit), and the Altos De Chavon Centre in Santo Domingo.

Theresa has been published in Digital Photo Art Magazine, Petersonís Photographic Magazine, Camera Magazine, Darkroom Techniques Magazine, Darkroom and Creative Camera Techniques, The Image Maker, Photo-Op, and Photo Techniques. She holds a MFA in Photography and Fine Art and has instructed photography at the University of Maryland, Baltimore Campus, Towson State University and at the Maryland Institute, College of Art. She teaches private workshops in her studio in Monkton and hosts workshops each year around the globe.

Artist's statement "These prints originated from hands-on collages using traditional artistic techniques. After photographing the collages, I printed them onto a hand-made paper to give them an "old world" feel. Because of the "hands on" artistic techniques, they have a tactile-ness not found in a straight digital collage, which I feel gives them yet another dimension and creates more depth and drama within the image."

Recent highlights 2007 - cover image, Photography in the 21st Century by Delmar Learning 2004 - Bermuda: The Quiet Years, 1883-1953 involving the restoration of 150 glass plate and nitrate-based negatives taken of turn-of-the-century Bermuda 2002 - Principle photographer, "Gentleman, Joe Lee: 50 Years of Golf Design" by Ron Whitten Work featured in: Polaroid Transfers, Polaroid Manipulations, Mat, Mount and Frame It Yourself, Infra-Red Photography, Light and Lens by Robert Hirsch and Mood, Ambience and Dramatic Effects by Joe Meehan.