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Julie Gottesman has always been drawn to timeless moments. Moments of pause, whether natural or imposed by the lens that reflects so much more than simple composition. The images could be of the iconic or the mundane, but they have power in both their singularity and their role in a greater continuum. Like Indra's net, where the entirety of creation could be revealed in a single, brilliant jewel, each of these images reflects the kinds of moments she sees. Crossing a bridge, waiting to perform or listening to your heart beat underwater; they are personal and universal, solitary and transcendent. Largely self-taught, her work: both photos or editing, is recognized for it's timeless quality. She graduated from the University of Colorado where she studied Fine Art, Philosophy and Comparative Literature. She went on to study with photographers like Eugene Richards, George Holz and Keith Carter (not a likely trio), however she always found inspiration from storytellers and dreamers.