About Carolyn Brown

Carolyn has been photographing ancient architecture since 1980, when her talents were commissioned for the text, Upper Egypt, by Longman of England, and later for Aswan and Abu Simbel, by American University of Cairo Press. Through the years, she has received travel grants to photograph in Iraq, Rwanda, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, Mexico, Lebanon and Syria. With the assistance of the Mexican Government Tourist Bureau, she continues to work in Mexico to enhance a large archive of Mexican architecture.

Carolyn has traveled the world to photograph famous places, yet some of the best images are found in her own backyard.  In June 1994, Dallas: The Shining Star of Texas, co-authored with Jim Donovan, was published by Voyageur Press, and in 1997, Dallas, World Class Texas, co-authored with Annette Strauss, was published by Towery Press. Her photographs were the subject of a large exhibit "Sacred Spaces:" Man and the Divine in Mexico, Central America and Southwestern United States.  This exhibit of over 200 images is presently traveling in Mexico and the United States.