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Selfportraits

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Ruud Peters - Flatlands

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George Apostolidis

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    Master landscape photographer James Randklev has diligently pursued his unique portrayals of nature for 30 years. He is recognized as one of America’s finest photographers. After a career in biological science and medicine, he turned to photography concentrating on landscapes as his subject and color as his medium. Photographing primarily with large format cameras Randklev’s explorations have led him to travel throughout America. The richness and subtlety of his images, as well as his unique vision to find and capture vivid patterns of color and forms, has earned him the recognition and esteem of both his peers and publishers. Editor Dan Richards of Popular Photography Magazine quotes: “If photography could be thought of as music, James Randklev’s work might well be considered baroque: thoroughly grounded in traditional elements, but with a further layering of complexity and variety to intrigue us. And for all their lush profusion, there are no superfluous notes”.

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  Imogen Cunningham was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest.  She began her photographic studies at the University of Washington and went on to become one of photography's early pioneers and commenced what became one of the longest photographic careers in the history of the medium.

In the 1920's, Cunningham turned her attention to artistic nudes of friends and family and the study of plant forms found in her garden. The results are staggering; an amazing body of work comprised of bold, contemporary forms.

Hands and Aloe Plicatilis, 1960