Born in Holland of English/Dutch descent, photographer Amanda Lane took her formal photographic training at the Royal College of Art in London. Her degree show contained intimate portraits and landscapes, all beautifully printed. Amanda specialized in 19th Century printing techniques and became an expert in fine printing, acting as a consultant for many photographers. Sensitized to the chemicals, Amanda was awarded a scholarship from the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust and presented by Queen Elizabeth II in 2002 to transform all her skills to digital. Since graduating with a Master’s Degree, Amanda has accepted commissions from Vogue, The Sunday Times, corporate institutions and private portraits. The commissions utilize her skills as a photographer and draw upon her printing expertise, thus making her work quite unique. 

This striking photograph of a bee on a flower cluster is titled In Honor of Melissa, a feminine Greek name that means "honey bee." It measures approximately 14 x 23 inches, and is signed and mounted on foam board. It is the first of 75 prints and bears a Certificate of Authenticity as part of the collection Camera Lovcavora by Amanda Lane. 

The print is created on acid free paper and should be displayed away from direct sunlight. 

See more of the collection at http://healthyarts.com/cameralocavora/.