Photography Artists

At Adam Schallau's Recapture Photography site you can experience landscape, travel and adventure photography of the American Southwest and Rocky Mountains. Featured areas of Adam Schallau's Recapture Photography include the National Parks, Forests, Monuments, Preserves, and Wilderness Areas of; Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, and Utah. All images are available as fine art prints or for stock use. View Adam Schallau's photos in these categories: Ancient Dwellings, Petroglyphs & Pictographs, Intimate Nature, Flora, Desertscapes, Mountainscapes, Waterscapes, Trees and Forests, Skies, Man and Nature, Southwest Lifestyle, Roads and Bridges, Wildlife, Aviation, Panoramic, Black and White.

In 1999 her work was included in a prestigious exhibition, 'Realism, PhotoRealism, SuperRealism', at the Harwood Museum in Taos. That fall, Aloni was able to quit cooking and baking and support herself solely through art sales. In June, 2000, The Parks Gallery presented her first one-person show, 'Eclipse - New Embroideries.' The success of her two one-person shows in 2001 was followed by exposure in Fiber Arts and Stitch Magazine in early 2002. In addition, The American Craft Museum in New York has acquired a recent work, the Elf Princess. Since early 2001, Mical has been collaborating with Taos' photography artist and husband, Assaf Reznik. Their unique artwork features under the pseudonym M.A. Rezoni, and was debuted at the 'Masks and Mysteries' exhibit at Nomad Gallery in May, 2001. t the age of twenty three, Assaf Reznik left his home in Israel and moved to the San Francisco Bay Area where he graduated from U.C. Berkeley in 1989 with a an undergraduate degree in computer science. The following nine years, Reznik would gain employment with distinguished bay area multimedia companies such as Lucas Arts, McGraw Hill Home Interactive, Pixel Multimedia and Ziff Davis while he furthered his interests in photography studies at City College of San Francisco. During his years in the bay area, Reznik also shot photos for several newspapers, including The Guardsman in San Francisco, Chrome and Maariv in Tel Aviv, where he photographed Irving Yalom, author of When Nietzsche Wept. Shortly after his first exhibition at City Arts Gallery in San Francisco, Reznik moved to Taos, NM where he debut his first solo exhibition, Duality to Unity, in 1999. A multi-disciplinary performance that accompanied the exhibit also led to his first short movie, which he produced in collaboration with photo-realistic embroidery artist Mical Aloni. His solo exhibition led to exhibits at The Parks Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico and the Palos Verdes Art Center. Since 2001, Assaf has been collaborating with Aloni. Their unique art form, photo-embroidery, features under the pseudonym M.A. Rezoni, and is also shown at Horizons Gallery in Taos.

Behind every cup of coffee there is a story-usually a tale involving hard work, determination, natural disasters, poverty, politics & faith. This is not a simple story and those who live it are not simple people.<br/>

Cichon Fine Art Photography.Lucas’ photography has appeared in Major publications and has been displayed worldwide. Commercially, he has worked for a wide range of clients range from Hilton Hotels, Fortis Insurance, Office Depot, Sports Illustrated…. to The Milwaukee Art Museum. His efforts produce remarkably graceful, finely executed and amazingly beautiful photography that goes far beyond the traditional.

Degreed in business, computers and communications - trained in photography, art and music, Lucas uses his background and understanding of technology as an instructor of photography seminars and shares his experiences as a published columnist. Every image is toned black & white creating a mystical feeling and in some cases paired up with modern materials - metal, hardware, plexi or glass - presenting bold, sophisticated and exciting fine artwork, which is sought after by collectors and art enthusiastic around the world. Lucas has been profiled many articles and recently in “Professional Photographer” and “Studio Photography & Design”. To see more work visit lucascichon.com

For Kathie, a much-loved family photograph of a small boy and his sister, hand-painted in Chicago, at the turn of the 19th century, has turned into a journey of discovery and passion for the nostalgic appeal of overlaying color in layers over a photograph. Covering portions of an underlining black and white photo, enhancing but not changing the original print, creating moods with hints of tint, ultra color or fully painted effects. The drama is added by removing some color and letting the photograph peek through ..... tricking the eye and deceiving the brain.

Starting in 1973, Kathie has continually enhanced her vision though various educational endeavors. First taking courses at the University of Milwaukee, then graduating from MATC, and ending with her third degree from Concordia University. In 1999, Kathie switched her focus to hand colored photography and by 2001 she was one of the first hand colorists to use traditional hand coloring techniques on Black and White digital prints. Kathie’s work has been exhibited throughout the United States, and in portions of Europe and Asia. She has won numerous awards, been published and teaches workshops on hand coloring photographs. To see more work visit kathiecichon.com

John & Amber Fullbright. Flash Animation and a page showing contact information and some art. Very tasteful site.<br/>

Very nice web site for Gail Russell, an extraordinary photographer artist. Gail Russell was a painter and printmaker before she became a photographer. She had her first one woman show of paintings and silk-screens at fifteen years of age. Russell went on to study at The Albright School of Fine Arts, Buffalo, N.Y. and Pratt and the School of Visual Arts in New York City. In 1968 Gail Russell changed mediums and apprenticed to Richard Davis, Fashion Photographer and continued to live and work in the Connecticut and New York area until she moved West to Arroyo Hondo, NM. Russell works in black and white, sepia toned and color photography, and digital imagery. Gail Russell's images of Southwestern Culture, Landscapes, Plant life, Temples and Antiquities, have been in private collections, museums, galleries, and in the pages of national and international magazines for the past twenty five years.<br/>

An online photography portfolio of well-traveled photographer Geraint Smith. This site includes Landscapes, Black & White, Great Britain, Switzerland, The West, California, Taos, Architecture, People and new work. If you love photography, you'll probably want to visit this Web site<br/>

Israel Borouchoff - Israel Borouchoff has dedicated a large part of his life to his great love of photography, and after his retirement as Professor of Music from Michigan State University, Israel Borouchoff immersed himself fully into his second career and first love: photography. As orchestral solo flutist, chamber music performer and soloist while touring many cities in the USA, Mexico, Puerto Rico, China, Europe, and Israel, he found his cameras and flutes shared equally in importance: Israel Borouchoff's flute creating sounds on the concert stage, and his camera recording sights as perceived through his mind’s eye. Israel Borouchoff's photographs has won numerous awards; they have been displayed at several galleries and photo shows in Colorado, and now in the Frameworks Gallery in Colorado Springs as well as at the HMS Gallery in Taos, New Mexico. Israel Borouchoff's works have also appeared in prestigious publications such as Leica Fotografie, The Nikon International Photo Contest Annual, The Philadelphia Inquirer, The St. Louis Globe Democrat, The Milwaukee Journal, and The Detroit Free Press.

Jennifer Lynch received her M.F.A. in printmaking from Hunter College in New York City and  B.F.A.  from the Kansas City Art Institute. Jennifer Lynch has been the Master printer for Bob Blackburn's Printmaking Workshop and The Printmaking Center at the College of Santa Fe, where she taught numerous workshops.  Jennifer Lynch also has been on the faculty of the College of Santa Fe and presently  teaches printing techniques at the University of New Mexico, Taos Campus. Ms. Lynch is an active artist and exhibits regularly.

For those of you who do not know, we lost a valuable friend, photographer, teacher and one hell of a person on Friday October 27, 2000. John Rudiak died on his motorcycle on the road home to Taos. The accident only involved his bike and he died instantly. He died as he lived- full out, grabbing everything life had to offer.<br/>