Audrey Hall Figurative Photography

Audrey Hall is an internationally collected photographer, known for her poignant landscapes and ethereal equine images. From rare, velvety platinum prints to idiosyncratic mixed-media canvases, Hall handles every aspect of printing, from concept to completion, ensuring every piece is finished by hand and of the highest collectible quality. Hall’s first visit to Yellowstone at the age of five started a life-long love affair with the American West - it's history, people and landscapes. Hall keeps one toe in Montana and another in New Mexico. Hall's photographs appear regularly in numerous national publications, including Architectural Digest, The New York Times, Vogue, People, Newsweek and Harper's Bazaar. Hall was the photographer on the book, Frontier House (Simon and Schuster, April 2002) and for the corresponding PBS documentary. Hall’s images from the documentary Frontier House were critically acclaimed by 13WNET in New York and Wall to Wall Television in London. Working also as a writer and producer, Hall has completed over 40 feature, commercial and editorial projects, including the independent film, Steal Me, selected to premiere at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival.