Diana was born and raised in Rhode Island, among a landscape of woodlands and shorelines. While always fascinated by her father's old Minolta SLR camera, Diana didn't delve into photography in earnest until high school, when she took her first black and white photography class. She was immediately hooked. She discovered the power that photography had to communicate her unique view of the world to others. She is known for her nature and natural history work. She is associated with: Arts in RI, Foundry Artists Association, and One-Way Gallery.

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