The term “fine art” might make you think that creating it is difficult. After all, you have to be an expert to create something labeled as “fine art,” right?...

There is nothing quite like the American West. Its rough-and-tumble landscapes, hard-working cowboys, and iconic animals like the horse and the bison tell qu...

Humans are very gifted storytellers, and we have been sharing our life experiences via many different mediums over the course of human history. As a storytel...

Photography, particularly fine art photography, is all about transporting the viewer to the time and place depicted in the photograph. For landscape fine art...

The Holy Land is an area rich in history and tradition and makes for a beautiful subject for fine art photos. Whether you train your camera on the people of ...

Though Texas might be best known for wide-open plains, its sheer size means it’s home to a wide variety of landscapes, from coastal beaches to rolling hills,...

Each landscape has its own personality and its own story to tell. Similarly, each tree has the same story-telling potential, its trunk, limbs, and shape diff...

Photo by Kevin Vandivier Though Wyoming is perhaps best known for the geothermal features of Yellowstone National Park, it’s neighbor to the south, Grand Tet...

Like fine art portraiture, wildlife fine art photography is all about telling a story about the subject.

The Bluebonnet House in Marble Falls, Texas.

Capturing the essence of the American West in western fine art photography is all about doing so in an authentic manner and one that avoids

As Robert Frank so eloquently said, “There is one thing the photograph must contain - the humanity of the moment.”

When you think of photography, you immediately think of light. After all, it’s the essential ingredient needed to take a photograph!

Mountains are one of the most popular subjects for landscape photography thanks to their grandeur and sky-piercing height.

Wildflowers are a prime target for fine art photographers because of their interesting shapes, textures, colors, and details.