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Morley Baer spent a lifetime capturing the subtleties
and intricacies of the California Central Coast while simultaneously
earning acclaim for his brilliant architectural studies with his
8x10 camera. Pristine contact prints have made him an important
master of the West Coast School. |
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Many believe Burkett to be the finest color printer
in the history of photography as well as an internationally recognized
expert in Cibachrome. His dedication to capturing the spirituality
inherent in the pristine American landscape resonates with viewers
as he extends a visual tradition established by Eliot Porter. |
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One of the major figures in the history of American
landscape photography, Paul Caponigro has extended the spiritual
genre of this medium to new, personal territory. Mystical and poetic,
Caponigro’s philosophy has released a visual imagination that
is possibly the most profound in contemporary photography. |
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Renowned for his unique, beautifully toned hand-colored
nudes in limited editions, Michael Gesinger is committed to an exploration
of photography. An extensive collection of brightly colored architectural
work is also available. |
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A book is not an isolated being: it is a relationship, an axis of innumerable relationships. Kernan extends this concept of Jorge Borges in his series entitled "The Secret Books". The Book becomes the starting point for a journey of inspiration and internal dialogue. You can find a universe in the pages of a book, if only you have the eyes to see. |
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Widely respected as a conservation photographer,
Roman Loranc creates dreamlike silver and sepia images of the vanishing
central California wetlands. Exquisitely hand printed in many unique
dimensions, he is one of the finest landscape photographers emerging
today. |
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Drawn to the water as an escape from the hustle
of the city, Jason's work portrays the calmness hidden near the ocean,
around bays, lakes and shores. “I seek to depict what lies
within; often left behind and unnoticed.” |
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William Scott's desire to explore his environment
was kindled by trips to Ireland that
heightened his awareness of the power of the senses, place,
and the unknown. |
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Robert Taylor’s work embodies a strong connection
to Mendocino County, home to his family for four generations. |
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I Alexey Titarenko uses long exposures and the subtlety of his black-and-white cameos to endow the reality he confronts with a metaphysical dimension, timeless and introspective. |
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Edward Weston was renowned as one of the masters of 20th century photography. His legacy includes several thousand carefully composed, superbly printed photographs, which have influenced photographers around the world for 60 years. |
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Don Worth has been photographing plant forms
for over fifty years. His images have an incisive clarity and quiet
meditative mood that reflects his profound affinity with the natural
world. |
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