Krystal Flood-Aquilino has always had a creative eye in photography---she just didn’t know it!  Ten years ago she started randomly being drawn to capturing images of trees.  This capturing of trees grew into her being drawn into the discovery of capturing landscapes. 

These landscapes then revealed her passion for contrast, whether it is chiaroscuro or color.  Contrast and how it affects the soul and senses translates into a sense of just being in connection with not only oneself but with the hidden gems of the earth.

The hidden gems of the earth must be immortalized and therefore she did so with her first serious venture.  She along with her husband and the Sony point and shoot camera that encompassed a small recordable disk within the camera, captured earth’s givings.  She then graduated to a Canon point and shoot and then upgraded to yet another Canon point and shoot—that’s when she realized the intimacy--between her and the earth—through the sphere of the reveal.  In 2014, she was able to afford an APS-C Canon camera and continues to humbly respect, explore and capture the physical origins and intangible feelings disclosed to us by our one and only---Earth.