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Reprinted with permission from Claremont McKenna College Marsha Tudor creates art that mixes the natural world with high technology Marsha Tudor doesn’t sleep much. She wakes at 4 a.m., working in her studio in the cool quiet of the morning to create dramatic, carefully considered, and meticulously rendered images of the natural world. The process Tudor uses to create her art––a process that begins by going outside and finding a subject in the natural world, and ends with the use of cutting edge digital imaging technology is called Scanner Photography. Once Tudor has picked a subject – a single flower, perhaps, or a group of leaves and seed pods––she brings the objects into her studio and places them directly on the glass of...