Nicole Croy is a native of Fort Wayne, Indiana.  She received her BS in Art Education and her BFA in Photography at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana.  She received her MA in Photography through the University of St. Francis in Ft. Wayne, Indiana.  She currently is a full-time photography teacher at Carroll High School where she instructs nearly 130 students a day.  Processes taught include darkroom/film, digital, cyanotypes, platinum palladium, anthotypes, pinhole and so much more!  She is also teaches part-time at Grace College in Winona Lake, Indiana.

She is obsessed with the simplest forms of photography  (lumen prints, anthotypes, photograms, etc.) but particularly  pinhole photography.  She makes simple to complex pinhole cameras, using anything from a shoe box to a truck.  She is currently working on pinhole images that expose for several months at a time.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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