Fine Art Photography - Limited Editions

Hello and welcome. 

For over a decade I've collaborated with two fine artists who are very dear friends, Ron and Julie Flint, who own and operate Mitercraft. They transform sustainably sourced wood into extraordinary works, especially Maple bookmarks. Their work is absolutely gorgeous, and over the years they've selected many of my images for their collections.  They told me recently that a new order with some of my images was going to the Harvard Art Museum!  I wonder if this might raise my IQ?  Here are some examples of the wonderful artistry. 

London Eye    Through the Forest   Big Horn Sheep

 

 

I am grateful for being part of the Beverly Hills Fine Art Show in late October, as well as all the shows in 2026 that I was privileged to have been invited, including the Little Spokane River Artist Studio Tour, Sears Art Museum, Edmonds Fine Art Gallery Exhibition, Arts Alive! La Conner, Arbor Crest Winery Show, Liberty Art Gallery solo exhibition, Barrister Winery Group Exhibition, Terra Blanca Winery Group Exhibition, Art on the Green and one of 100 artists, following a global competition, invited to join the Visual Artists Association in the United Kingdom.  Also in 2026, I was asked, and honored, to judge a fine art show by the River Ridge Association of Fine Artists.   

 

For those who may not know me, I use only real wood frames, acid free mats and acrylic glazing, with UV protection. The 100% cotton rag that I use to print with is independently rated as archival, which is a minimum rating of 100+ years. 

 

From capture to finish, I alone am responsible for every image. I began with a film camera and analog darkroom. Today, my equipment is digital, but no less hands-on than when I used toxic chemicals and a Beseler Enlarger to develop film and make prints.

 

Delivery is always free in the greater Spokane area, which includes North Idaho.  Elsewhere, shipping is an unavoidable cost added to an order, but I receive favorable shipper rates and that's what I use to calculate the cost of shipping. 

 

Something new, in process: Sundown, an edition of 10.

Sundown