Juliana Romnes grew up in Florida and has spent the past 20 years using photography to explore her surroundings, with an emphasis on coastal spaces.  The natural environment along the shore has been a source of constant inspiration for her.  She explains, “I have incorporated beach walks into my morning routine for the past 8 years.  There is something magical about these fluid spaces where the land meets the sea.  Changing seasons, tides, wind, and weather ensure there is always something new to experience and photograph.” 

Romnes’s photography has been featured in two solo exhibitions at Arts on Douglas in New Smyrna Beach and numerous group exhibitions at museums and galleries throughout Florida.  Venues include the Lake County Museum of Art, Tavares; Southeast Museum of Photography, Daytona Beach; Nathan H. Wilson Center for the Arts at Florida State College, Jacksonville;  the Helmar and Enole Nielsen Center for Visual Arts at Eckerd College, St. Petersburg; Butterfield Garage Gallery, St. Augustine; Snap!, Orlando; Fifth Avenue Art Gallery, Melbourne; and the Casselberry Sculpture House, among others. She attended the Southeast Center for Photographic Studies at Daytona State College and went on to receive a Bachelor of Science in Photography and a Master of Nonprofit Management, both from the University of Central Florida. Romnes has also been a member of the Florida Artist Group since 2023.