A selection of her recent work will be on display in The Photographers Gallery at Ashland Art Center beginning during the art walk on December 1. There she shifts focus to a more urban scene-scape of the old-world cities of Croatia which she visited in September, 2017. Though Croatia only became an independent country during the war torn dissolution of Yugoslavia in the 1990’s, many cities bear archaeological testimony to her ancient history. Today one can walk the original stonework of the Roman Forum of Zadar, explore the 1st century Roman Amphitheatre in Pula and walk the city walls of Dubrovnik that date to the 13th through 16th centuries. Red tiled roofs adorn most of the structures of Old Town, with residences and shops shoulder to shoulder along narrow stone paved pedestrian streets.