Calypso’s Mission
To innovate, create, and execute ideas & strategies that put companies, service providers, and organizations on the map.
Barbara Holloway
Founder, Marketing Consultant, Designer, Photographer
Barbara has spent decades in corporate and education marketing & outreach positions and is now focused on Calypso Design, landscaping and pollinator garden design, and her apiary and permaculture homestead. For 8 years, Barbara served as Director of Marketing & Outreach for the Emerson Waldorf School, where she merged her high-tech marketing experience with her teaching experience in Benin, West Africa, and put her International MBA from the American Graduate School of International Management (aka Thunderbird) and BA in Economics and German from UNC-Chapel Hill to good use. In addition to building delicious websites and rebranding entities aligned with her life mission, Barbara also enjoys serving on the Board of Directors for Go Conscious Earth, where she passionately helps to preserve the second largest contiguous landmass in the world. Barbara might also be found traveling the world, rescuing swarms of bees, walking cross-country with her dogs, doing yoga, and indulging in good food & wine. But mostly, she just likes witnessing the miracles of nature quietly unfold throughout the seasons.
Timothy Dowdall
Photographer
Timothy Dowdall combines creativity, 30 years of industry experience, and a relentless passion for the art of photography. Fine art black and white is his signature style, and it shows in all aspects of his work. Fluent in film formats from 35mm to 4x5, Timothy has embraced the digital image and the ever changing environment of photography in the current technological age.
“I love finding new and interesting ways to approach photography – it drives me creatively. I consider portraiture a real art. Each person brings their own unique dynamics to a setting. My style of shooting is laid back, quiet, and intimate, but very focused. I strive to create a connection with my subject that is then communicated to the viewer. Why black and white .. for me captures the feelings that lie beneath the surface”.