Lynn Marshall-Linnemeier is an Atlanta based photographer, painter and writer. She has been documenting the people and places of the South since 1989. She has won numerous awards including a Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest/Arts International Travel Fellowship (1994) that took her to Australia to document the aboriginal people of that region and a Kellogg Foundation/Fulton County Arts Council Residency in 1999 that took her to South Africa to produce prints and dialogue with women from all around the world on issues confronting the new millennium. She recently completed 5 large-scaled photobased mixed-media works for Fulton County and her work appears on the cover of Nikky Finney's new book "The World is Round".
A detail from "The Secret Journal of Anna Murray Douglass." This piece remembers Anna Murray Douglass, first wife of Frederick Douglass. Anna was written out of history, for the most part, because she could not read. However, had it not been for Anna, Frederick Douglass might not have made it to freedom for it was Anna's money that paid for his passage on the boat that took him North.

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