Nicole Toesca

Nicole Toesca

Nicole's passion for photography stems from its great gift for preservation and its limitless artistic possibilities -  possibilities that begin with the photographer's skillful interpretation of a scene.  Her photographs, whether of a  storm in Joshua Tree Natural Park,  Euro cats on cobbled streets, or colorful villages of France and Italy, are refreshing and exuberant.

Canadian photographer and writer Freeman Patterson, who pioneered photo impressionism, and Joe Miller, who taught Nicole the essence of visual design, strongly influence how she photographs. She formally studied technique, including darkroom at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C.

A part-time resident of her family's medieval village of Saorge, situated on France's border with Italy near the Mediterranean Sea, Nicole photographs extensively in Italy and France.

Nicole's photographs hang in private collections in the United States and Europe. These durable fine art photos make wonderful gifts to friends and family and are handsome  accessories for home or office decor.  Nicole is very pleased and privileged to be able to share her fine art images with you.


Nicole's photo, courtesy of Gary Payne copyright