Photographer Todd Hipsher of Oak Harbor created a new perspective on MacRae Wylde‘s “Inside Out 14 and 15”, which is very appropriate.  MacRae communicates mutual respect for different people’s perspectives and definitions of truth.  His sculpture represents this philosophy in physical form, where individual flat sheets of metal were cut and shaped to provide wholly different perspectives on the same curve in the same sheet of metal.

Todd spends most of his free time photographing and hiking around Whidbey and Fidalgo Islands. He loves the integration of art and nature, which he finds inspiring to be surrounded and immersed in at the Sculpture Forest.