Daniel Ashe

Fog over Mabry Mill, Photograph, Archival Ink Jet

2020

This rambunctious creek in the Smoky Mountains is a tributary of the Nanatahala River. I can just hear the water rushing by singing its natural tune. :: Photograph :: Color :: This ...

Cades Cove has a multitude of roads from which to photograph the scenery in the Smoky Mountain National Park. This limited-edition photograph, measuring approximately 40"x60", is pr...

Where I live in Somerset, in south-west England, Glastonbury Tor can be seen from every direction. Its distinctive shape -a hump of land topped by the tower of a church that collapse...

This mossy, cool, mountain cascade, with laurels along its banks, in Smoky Mountains National Park seems to cool the entire area it overlooks. :: Photograph :: Color :: This piece co...

Queen Anne House in Rhinebeck Size & Edition: 40" x 50” - Edition of 5 + 2 Artist Proofs This photograph will be printed once payment has been received and will ship directly from ...

A wonderful contemporary artwork by a noted Long Island photographer Holly Gordon. For more than two decades Gordon has pushed through the traditional boundaries of photography. She is one of the pioneers of “photo-liminalism,” a process of achieving painterly quality in photography by overlapping, layering, and manipulating. As painters paint with a brush, Gordon’s brush is the lens of the camera and her computer. The digital world that Gordon works with provides endless opportunities. The evolution of images in her practice is limitless and bountiful.  Another highlight of Gordon’s recent career is her collaboration with Ward Hooper, a noted illustrator and painter from Long Island. The result of this collaboration is a book called “Parallel Perspectives : The Brush/ Lens Collaboration,” with a forward by Peter Pitzele, Ph.D., a teacher and author, and a preface by Denise A. Bibro, Director of Denise Bibro Fine Art, NYC. This collaboration continues a long tradition of Long Island coupled artists creating and experiencing art using Long Island as an incubator for creativity. One particular Long Island partnership that inspired Holly and Ward was of renowned twentieth century artist, Arthur Dove, and his wife, painter Hellen Torr. Other couples of artists connected to Long Island such as Lee Krasner and Jackson Pollock and Elaine and Willem de Kooning were also inspirational for the two. These pairings were a testament of the richness of place and history of Long Island that should always be remembered and celebrated. Holly Gordon’s work has been exhibited widely in such institutions as Denise Bibro Fine Art, NYC, American Museum of Natural History, NYC, New York Hall of Science, NYC, The Heckscher Museum of Art, NY, Southampton Arts Center, NY, The Long Island Museum, NY, Islip Art Museum, NY, to name a few. Her photographs are a part of various collections including Molloy University, Rockville Centre, NY, NYU Langone Health, NYC, and Stony Brook...

Car lights on foggy street in East Hampton N.Y This archival color photograph by fine art photographer Mitchell Funk is signed, dated and numbered 2/15, lower right recto. Other siz...

As both a musician and photographer, Stacy Widelitz strives for the same level of emotional expression in his photographs as he does in his music. He began his career as a composer ...