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Isle of Palms 32” x 40”
Artist Biography:
Rick Rhodes was born and raised in Charleston. He became interested in photography at a young age and pursued his formal education at the Southeast Center for Photographic Studies in Daytona Beach, Florida and Brooks Institute of Photography in Santa Barbara, California. During his education he realized he loved many different aspects of photography. Therefore, he chose to go into commercial photography so that he could be exposed to a wide variety of different types of photography.
Rick uses his creative eye along with his technical talents to help achieve his clients and his own goals in photography. His main interests are using his 4x5 camera to photograph architecture and landscapes. Rick has a commercial photography studio in the West Ashley area of Charleston.
Rick Rhodes
Charleston
About the Work:
This body of work is meaningful to Rick because they are images of the Lowcountry where he was raised. Each image holds a special memory for him. In addition, the project of bringing these images together for the new Cardiovascular Unit of MUSC touches his heart because of his own family’s experience. His father, Reverend John R. Rhodes, Sr. passed away from a heart attack in May of 1999. Because of the support and encouragement of his father, Rick was able to move forward with his dream of becoming a photographer.