2020 Fine Art Photography

Jasper de Beijer warps the divide between drawing, photography, and sculpture in his dreamlike photographs that often depict historical periods and events.

Nature’s changes, its endless cycles of renewal, is a theme that runs throughout Mayta Shick’s fine art aerial photography.

“Like Monet studied the light on the haystacks and painted them over and over at different times of the day, I’ve been creating photograms that have the same shapes but shifting and changing light.” Liz Nielsen speaks to her photograms, appearing in Vol. VII #3.

“After twenty-five years of creating intangible software products, I felt the need to do something concrete and creative, use my hands not just my head.” WTP artist Amy Kanka Valadarsky shares her journey to photography and behind the scenes of her process.

Self-taught nature photographer David Quinn finds artistic and unique ways to capture the nature of Long Island, New York.

Nancy Breakstone finds images in the sand along a Costa Rican beach in her fine art photography.

Barry Masteller’s photographs, which he abstracts during and after production, appear in April’s magazine.

“Jerry Reed is certainly one to watch in the contemporary art scene.” Reed transitioned from commercial to fine art photography.

I’ve have received a lot of positive feedback from my recent “Like. A. Lightbulb” still photography series. It is such a simple set-up…three replica vintage Edison lightbulbs in a tall vase, backlit. Just goes to show that simple is best! Here are seven images from that series that I like the best!