Photography by: Rachelle Raymer-Gilbert
Artist’s Biography
Rachelle Raymer-Gilbert was born and raised in northern California and Missouri. Throughout her youth, she went on many wonderful travel adventures across the United States and Canada. She camped and hiked in State and National Parks and visited historic monuments along the way. It was through these experiences that she developed a passion for the landscape and a strong sense of patriotism.
Raymer-Gilbert works primarily through the artistic medium of photography. Her work includes portraiture, wildlife and landscape images.
As the recent recipient of the Palmer Scholarship through the Toledo Museum of Art, Raymer-Gilbert was able to spend a month photographing in the world heritage site and biosphere reserve of Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park. She is currently producing a new body of work to increase public awareness of the effects of global climate change.
Raymer-Gilbert resides near Toledo, Ohio. When she is not making images, or giving workshops, she is ballroom dancing and enjoying family life and the outdoors.