| Ida Wyman |
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Ida Wyman is known for her work with Life Magazine in the 1940s and 50s. We are fortunate to have the opportunity to produce this collection, "The Lost Ektachromes", her only color body of work from that era.
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The Lost Ektachromes
Images from New York City during the 1940's from Ida Wyman.
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| StarLight Tews |
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The digital artwork of our Artist-in-Residence, StarLight Tews, reflects the desire of Starprintz to showcase a range of traditional and modern styles in photographic excellence.
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Mandalas
Working with circles has been a recurring theme for me since childhood – from cutting snowflakes, to creating
complex kaleidoscopic textile patterns, living in a tipi, and now using digital photography to create mandala patterns. Artisitic concentric and repeating geometric patterns have been created all around the world in all mediums, for eons of time, displayed and used in temples and native ceremonies for inspiration and meditation and all manners of well being. Circles have a way of making us feel whole. Be it in the journey around the circumference,
or the pathways that lead us to the center, one’s eyes take in the energy of a circle with a sense of completion.
To create these designs, I take dozens of photographs and fit them together on my computer, always weaving in the very special Sacred Geometry that our earth displays everywhere you look, from seedpods and windblown sand to the fractal nature of veins in leaves and the branching structures of trees. I enjoy using mirror images, This stimulates our wired in ‘bilateral symmetry’ response, and we see little spirit beings come alive in the branches.
The finished image often surprises me, as it takes on a life all its own, yielding more dimensionality than I first conceived.
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Selected Favorites
George began his mastery with photo manipulation, but has found more freedom with a palette and an idea, transformed with digital tools.
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Mandalas
Inspiration comes from many sources...
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Life Forms
There appears to be very different "bugs" living in George's computer!
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Trains from the 30s & 40s
George Steuer began as a photographer in high school, and since his father worked for the Milwaukee Road, trains became his favorite subject.
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| Craig Wilson |
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Craig hangs his camera from a kite for a unique perspective!
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Wisconsin from Above
From the rivers in the west to the lake in the east, Wisconsin offers beautiful views from a bird's eye perspective.
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| Marcia Getto |
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Marcia combines a macro view of life with her love of plants to present her first collection.
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| Rick Langer |
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Rick has a wide range of interests including his passion for portraits and experimenting with the digital tools available today to make powerful image statements.
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Digital Infrared
Rick Langer has found the joy of shooting with a converted digital IR Canon body.
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Rick Langer Portraits
Portraits from around the globe
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| Amy Arntson |
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Watercolor paintings of water - exquisite!
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| Anastasiya Chepil |
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Limited Edition Prints
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Anastasiya Chepil
Born and raised in Odessa, Ukraine I began my artistic journey at the age of 11 as I started taking private lessons of drawing, paintings, composition and art history. At that point I began to realize that I could not picture myself being apart from the world of creativity and visual expression.
Being an artist allows me to express my various states of mind, moods and dreams with use of colors and textures as well as incorporation of human and nature forms. My work represents me in certain states of mind when I try to look more closely into the nature of things, beings, sounds and feelings and try to discover their hidden meanings, their stories and secrets. I feel that many of my images appear as glimpses of daydreams and thoughts that run through my head, the mysterious concepts that often come as a surprise even to me. I often come up with ideas for my work as I am observing people and nature, learning about different cultures with their views, customs and beliefs, or while I enjoy my favorite books, music, performance arts and other people’s artwork. Sharing these ideas with other people is a gratifying experience as I come across different understandings and interpretations from my audience that help me look deeper into my own vision of the world inside and outside of myself.
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| Victor Bakhtin |
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Victor brings a traditional style from his homeland of Siberia to capture the essence of animals and birds of prey that will take your breath away!
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| Dick Ainsworth |
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Second Story Windows
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| Steve Walsten |
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Steve has recently released his latest body of work from the western states.
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| Victoria Chi |
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Reproductions of Silk Scroll Paintings
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| Chinese Silk Paintings |
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Limited Edition reproductions
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| William Maund |
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Bill has a photographic style that will remind you of ... worked in the darkroom with and extended his style with digital tools.
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RIP Bill, who passed away Summer 2009
Bill Maund transformed his mastery in the darkroom to controlling light in digital form.
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