Em Green is a two-and-one-half-year-old photographer who has received rave reviews for her photo essays. Poignantly obvious and acerbic, her photography exposes life in all its true glory, both happy and sad. Her social commentary is noted for raising thought-provoked eyebrows, and has forced many others to consider the merits of bed time. Em captured the essence of the Holiday Lighting Ceremony, and the results expose the event for all its joys and all its sorrows. Photographers generations her senior strive to develop the natural eye Em has for composition. Technically proficient in her photographic skills, she pushes the limits, riding on the cutting edge of greatness. Well-traveled, her collection explores the depths of Ireland, Southern California and the Fernbank Museum. Barnes Place is just one stop in the storied collection of Em. Certainly, Em is an artist to watch, and will be one of the greats of the 21st Century. Below is her entire HLC collection, as she captured the evening. Who are we to edit her collection? (CLICK ON PHOTOS TO ENLARGE.)