Bridge-o-Rama is coming to Sun to Moon Gallery!
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Charles Cramer: Illuminated Prints
January 12 -
February 11, 2012
This exhibition features luminous fine photographic prints of the natural world by renowned landscape photographer Charles Cramer of California. In our estimation (and many others) he is one of the top photographers in the world today. It’s one thing to take great photographs and another to translate great photographs into great prints. Charlie excels in both!
Universally recognized as a master printer, his prints are held in collections worldwide. Only when you see his prints in person, and experience their brilliance and sharpness, do you fully appreciate them. Don’t miss the opportunity to meet Charlie and view his exquisite art.
VIEW A SELECTION OF FINE PRINTS FROM THE
"CHARLES CRAMER: ILLUMINATED PRINTS" EXHIBITION
Artist's Reception with Charles Cramer
Saturday, January 14, 2012, 5-8 p.m.
Gallery Hours: Thursday – Saturday 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. and by appt.
In the Dallas Design District next to the Trinity River
Sun to Moon Gallery, 1515 Levee Street, Dallas, TX 75207, 214.745.1199
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PREVIOUS EXHIBITIONS AT SUN TO MOON GALLERY...
10th Anniversary Celebration
December 1 - January 7
An exhibition of finely crafted photographic prints
Sun to Moon Gallery is proud to celebrate our 10th Anniversary with a group exhibition by our nine photographers, plus we are pleased to announce Jeffrey Conley of Corvallis, Oregon as our tenth photographer. Jeffrey creates exquisite Gelatin SIlver Prints and has contributed a beautiful 20" x 20" print of "Tree Cathedral" for our anniversary celebration.
In celebration of our 10th Anniversary, the gallery is introducing ten new fine art prints, one from each of our photographers. Several are #1 prints and all are first time prints for Sun to Moon Gallery. The ten new prints can be viewed here.
We thank Alan Ross, who was Ansel Adams's photographic assistant for five years in the 1970's, for being our special guest at the December 3rd reception where he introduced the #1 print of "Oaks and Shadows, LBJ Ranch" a stunning gelatin silver print produced for the 10th Anniversary. We are also currently displaying several "best of" prints by Alan, a selection of Italy prints and more.
SPECIAL EVENT:
10th Anniversary Celebration Reception & Announcement Party
Saturday, December 3, 5:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Special Guest- Alan Ross, Ansel Adams' photographic assistant for five years
WHILE THEY LAST- We have a limited supply of "First Light: Five
Photographers Explore Yosemite's Wilderness" books that are
signed by all five photographers. Just $27.95. Great for gifts!
We also heve signed first printings by photographer Scot Miller of "My First Summer in the Sierra: 100th Anniversary Illustrated Edition" which just received the 2011 Classic Award from the National Outdoor Book Awards, the outdoor world's largest and most prestigious book award program. This beautiful hard cover book is only $30.00.
Need help selecting artwork for your home or office?
Call us. We're happy to help.
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EUROPE
Through the lenses of six photographers
October 20 – November 26, 2011
An exhibition of finely crafted photographic prints from the European continent by
Dan Burkholder, Scot Miller,
Alan Ross, Alison Shaw,
Jill Skupin Burkholder
and Dick Washburne.
The beauty and uniqueness of the European continent is on display in this new exhibition at Sun to Moon Gallery, with images from Italy, France, Scotland, Ireland, Spain, Russia, the Czech Republic and more. From Dan Burkholder’s engaging pigmented ink prints from digitally captured images, to Scot Miller’s stunning detail studies with film and a medium format camera, to Ansel Adams protégé Alan Ross’s exquisite gelatin-silver photographic prints created in the darkroom, to Alison Shaw's beautifully saturated color prints, to Jill Skupin Burkholder’s classic bromoil prints hand-crafted with brushes and inks, to Dick Washburne’s enchanting street scenes; the wide range of subject matter, artistic expression and printing styles from these six accomplished photographers will excite the senses.
VIEW A SELECTION OF PRINTS FROM THE "EUROPE" EXHIBITION
Come stroll through Europe. No passport required!
We have most of the prints online for your viewing pleasure, including
new prints from Tuscany, the Amalfi Coast, Venice, Scotland and France.
See something you like, but can't come to the gallery?
No problem, we are happy to ship prints! Give us a call.
We have several #1 prints in this show by
Alan Ross, Scot Miller & Dick Washburne.
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DAN BURKHOLDER: Precious Metals & Pigments
September 8 – October 15, 2011
We are pleased to announce a new exhibition featuring modern-day photographic pioneer and master printer Dan Burkholder of Palenville, New York.
In the early 1990's, Dan's book Making Digital Negatives for Contact Printing opened the door for legions of artists and photographers striving to combine the beauty of traditional photographic prints with the precision of digital imaging. And he has never looked back! Other printing techniques Dan has pioneered are Pigment over Platinum, combining handmade platinum prints with digitally applied archival color pigments, and Platinum/Palladium over Gold Leaf on Vellum prints.
VIEW A SELECTION OF PRINTS FROM
DAN BURKHOLDER: PRECIOUS METALS & PIGMENTS
ABOUT THE EXHIBITION:
Combining the old with the new has been a trademark of photographer and master printer Dan Burkholder for many years and, once again, he has taken his craft to a new level. For Dan, discovering a new way to combine historic photographic printing processes—like platinum/palladium—with yet another precious metal—gold leaf—has been nothing short of thrilling. His platinum/palladium over 24k gold leaf prints on acid-free vellum are unique in the world of works on paper and are stunning jewels to behold. The small 4” x 6” and 9” x 13” hand-made gold prints appeal to collectors and individuals alike. Dan will also be exhibiting a number of new Pigmented Ink Prints, some of which were created with the iPhone. Dan is author of the soon-to-be-published iPhone Artistry (Pixiq Press).
SUMMER SHOW 2011
June 16 - August 27, 2011
Featuring finely crafted photographic prints by
Annette Bottaro-Walklet, Dan Burkholder, Charles Cramer,
Scot Miller, Alan Ross, Alison Shaw, Jill Skupin Burkholder,
Keith S. Walklet and Dick Washburne
and images from:
The Texas Hill Country & the LBJ Ranch, New England & the East Coast , Yosemite & the American West, the American Southwest,
and more!
To celebrate the beginning of summer, Gallery Director Marilyn Miller has gone into the archives to assemble a diverse grouping of fine photographic prints by nine photographers featuring a wide variety of styles, techniques and imagery.
From stunning landscapes, to soothing seascapes, to gelatin silver prints, to hand-crafted bromoils & encaustics, to platinum/palladium over gold leaf, to images created solely from the iPhone; the wide range of photographic styles and artistic interpretations by the gallery's artist/photographers are impressive. For anyone interested in seeing the scope of photography today, this is a great opportunity to view many photographers' works and styles on display, all in one place at one time.
VIEW A SELECTION OF PRINTS FROM SUMMER SHOW 2011
We have most of the prints online for your viewing pleasure.
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VIEW A VIDEO by Charles Cramer
Charles Cramer gives a tour of his recent exhibition at the Center for Photographic Art in Carmel. He discusses some of his favorite subject matter, including trees, rocks, and water. He also illustrates how the colorful water reflections are captured. A slideshow at the end is accompanied by a Scarlatti piano sonata, played by Cramer. Come see Charlie's luminous prints at Sun to Moon Gallery.
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For more information on our photographers,
visit our Photographers' Bios Page
John Muir's Sierra
by Scot Miller
APRIL 28 – JUNE 11
Sun to Moon Gallery is proud to present an exhibition of fine art
color photographic prints
by Scot Miller, showcasing images from the new book My First Summer in the Sierra: 100thAnniversary Illustrated Edition, published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Boston. The foreword is by Dayton Duncan and Kens Burns, the award-winning filmmakers who collaborated on the PBS documentary “The National Parks: America’s Best Idea.” The book, an American classic, features John Muir’s complete text from 1911 and is illustrated with seventy-two of Miller’s stunning photographs, taken over a 12-year period, showcasing the dramatic landscape of the High Sierra. Twenty-five images of Yosemite and the Sierra Nevada have been selected for this exhibition. Partial proceeds benefit Yosemite Conservancy.
VIEW A SELECTION OF IMAGES from "John Muir's Sierra by Scot Miller"
VIEW THE VIDEO TRAILER
My First Summer in the Sierra: 100th Anniversary Illustrated Edition
We have signed copies of the new book in stock & for sale.
Video interview: Dallas photographer Scot Miller,
on photo-illustrating the writings of John Muir
Pegasus News, April 29, 2011
About Scot Miller
Scot Miller is a professional photographer whose work has appeared in numerous publications and books, including Walden: The 150th Anniversary Illustrated Edition of the American Classic, Cape Cod: Illustrated Edition of the American Classic, and First Light: Five Photographers Explore Yosemite’s 
Wilderness. He is currently Artist-in-Park at the Lyndon B. Johnson Historical Park (LBJ Ranch) and is working on a Maine Woods book. His fine art prints are included in many collections. Miller lives in Dallas, Texas, with his wife, Marilyn, where they own and operate Sun to Moon Gallery, a fine art photography gallery.
About John Muir
JOHN MUIR (1838-1914) was a naturalist, environmental activist, and author of over a dozen books on nature and conservation. He founded the Sierra Club and is considered the father of the national parks.
About the Book
From the photographer who brought Thoreau’s Walden and Cape Cod to life comes a new work combining classic literature with brand-new photography. This time, Scot Miller takes on the seminal work of John Muir, My First Summer in the Sierra. The book details Muir’s first extended trip to the Sierra Nevada in what is now Yosemite National Park, a landscape that entranced him immediately and had a profound effect on his life. The towering waterfalls, natural rock formations, and abundant plant and animal life helped Muir develop his views of the natural world, views that would eventually lead him to push for the creation of the national parks.
Timed to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the book’s original publication by Houghton Mifflin Company, My First Summer in the Sierra is illustrated with Miller’s stunning photographs, showcasing the dramatic landscape of the High Sierra plus John Muir’s illustrations from the original edition and several previously unpublished illustrations from his 1911 manuscript.
The foreword is by Dayton Duncan and Kens Burns, the award-winning filmmakers who collaborated on the PBS documentary “The National Parks: America’s Best Idea.”
The book is published in collaboration with Yosemite Conservancy and, for each copy sold, Scot Miller is making a donation to Yosemite Conservancy.
About Yosemite Conservancy (www.YosemiteConservancy.org)
Yosemite Conservancy is the only philanthropic organization dedicated exclusively to the protection and preservation of Yosemite National Park and enhancement of the visitor experience. The Conservancy works to restore trails, protect wildlife through scientific research and habitat restoration, and offers outdoor programs that provide visitors with unique ways to connect with the park. It has funded over 300 projects through $60 million in grants in areas including trail and habitat restoration, wildlife protection, education, volunteering, and the production of award-winning books and DVDs. Partial proceeds from Scot's "John Muir's Sierra" print sales benefit Yosemite Conservancy.
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Horizons
ETHEREAL SEASCAPES BY
Alison Shaw
March 10 – April 23, 2011
Sun to Moon Gallery is proud to introduce a selection of soothing seascapes by Alison Shaw, an award-winning photographer who has lived and worked on Martha’s Vineyard since 1975. The island has provided the inspiration and subject matter for much of her photography. Her colorful, contemporary and organic prints are visually stunning, beautiful to behold and unique relative to our other photographers’ print styles.
Very friendly to collectors and non-collectors alike, Alison’s vibrant prints hang easily in a variety of spaces. Many books featuring her photography have been published and over 8,000 of her original fine art prints are in public and private collections. We invite you to come meet Alison and view her exquisite fine prints.
VIEW A SELECTION OF PRINTS FROM HORIZONS: ETHEREAL SEASCAPES
BY ALISON SHAW
About Alison Shaw
Alison Shaw is a fine art and editorial photographer who lives and works on Martha's Vineyard. Alison first moved to the island in 1975 and took a job at the weekly newspaper the Vineyard Gazette, where she worked as a photographer and graphic designer for nearly 25 years. She was the New England Press Association's Photographer of the Year four times in the 1990's. The island has provided the inspiration and subject matter for much of her color and black-and-white photography. Over 8000 of her original fine art prints are in public and private collections.
Alison teaches photography workshops in Venice, Maine, Nova Scotia, Santa Fe and on Martha's Vineyard for the Maine Media Workshops, Santa Fe Workshops, Rocky Mountain School of Photography, and the Alison Shaw Workshops. She will be conducting a 3-day lecture/field trip photography workshop titled "Expressive Digital Photography" at Sun to Moon Gallery March 17-19.
Published books of Alison's work include Raising the Salad Bar by island chef Catharine Walthers (Lake Isle Press 2007), Stone by Design by stonemason Lew French (Gibbs Smith 2005), Vineyard Harvest by Tina Miller (Broadway Books 2005), Finding Martha's Vineyard by island summer resident Jill Nelson (Random House 2005), Vineyard Summer (Little Brown 1994), Remembrance and Light: Images of Martha's Vineyard (Harvard Common Press 1984) and a children's book of poetry Until I Saw the Sea (Henry Holt 1995). Alison's work appears regularly in Yankee Magazine, Martha's Vineyard Magazine and Cape Cod Life. Alison works with her long-time partner Sue Dawson, who is also a partner in Alison Shaw Photography, the director of the Alison Shaw Gallery, and the designer of Alison's books and other publications. Alison Shaw Photography and Gallery is located in an old single-engine firehouse at 88 Dukes County Avenue in the heart of the Oak Bluffs Arts District of Martha's Vineyard. Alison lives with her family on the shores of Farm Pond in Oak Bluffs.
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ALAN ROSS: Black & White
An exhibition of finely crafted gelatin silver photographic prints
January 20 - March 5
Introducing Alan Ross
to Dallas-Fort Worth
Alan Ross has earned an international reputation as a specialist in the art of black-and-white photography – as an artist, educator and master printer. He was Ansel Adams’ Photographic Assistant in Carmel from 1974 to 1979, and was integrally involved with Adams’ books, teaching in Yosemite, and production of fine prints. For over 35 years, Alan has been the exclusive printer of Ansel Adams' Special Edition prints, and over the span of that time has made nearly one hundred thousand prints from Adams' original negatives. He works primarily with 4x5 and 8x10 view cameras.
Sun to Moon Gallery is proud to introduce Alan to the North Texas area with this inaugural exhibition of his exquisite gelatin-silver photographic prints created the old-fashioned way, in the darkroom. His photography hangs in collections and galleries throughout the country and internationally, and he has led workshops in locations from Yosemite to China.
VIEW A SELECTION OF PRINTS FROM ALAN ROSS: BLACK & WHITE
We have a nice selection of Alan Ross Gelatin Silver Prints in stock
9th Anniversary Celebration & Holiday Open House
A group exhibition of eight artists’ finely crafted photographic prints
Annette Bottaro-Walklet,
Dan Burkholder, Charles Cramer, Scot Miller,
Alison Shaw, Jill Skupin Burkholder, Keith S. Walklet and Dick Washburne
December 9, 2010 –
January 15, 2011
Sun to Moon Gallery is proud to celebrate its 9th Anniversary with a group exhibit of eight photographers’ works. From bromoil, to encaustic, to platinum/palladium over gold leaf, to large format color prints and more; this exhibition features a wide range of photographic styles and artistic interpretations by the photographers. Gift the gift of art this holiday season.
GALLERY OF GOLD!
We have a selection of the much sought after,
highly collectible Platinum/Palladium over Gold Leaf prints
by Dan Burkholder
VIEW A SELECTION OF DAN'S GOLD LEAF PRINTS
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GIVE THE GIFT OF ART-
Whether a fine art print, a book by one of our well-known artists, note cards or a gift certificate, we have a gift your loved one will love.
View a selection of in-stock prints by Charles Cramer
View a selection of in-stock prints by Keith S. Walklet
View a selection of in-stock bromoil & encaustic prints by Jill Skupin Burkholder
View a selection of in-stock prints by Alison Shaw and Dick Washburne
View a selection of in-stock prints from Cape Cod, Maine & Walden
by Scot Miller
View a selection of in-stock prints from Provence, Tuscany & more by Scot Miller
Additional in-stock photographic prints note cards and books
Magical, Mystical, Masterful
Alluring alternative fine photographic prints
JILL SKUPIN BURKHOLDER
October 28 - December 4, 2010
Jill Skupin Burkholder is best known for her work with age-old handcrafted techniques such as bromoil printing, an alternative photography process using brushes and lithography inks to create prints with beautiful impressionistic and textural looks, and encaustic techniques, using pigmented beeswax and resin to enhance her photographic images. Very few photographers today are working with these print-making processes.
In the bromoil process, a silver gelatin print is bleached with a special process removing the image. The artist then uses brushes and lithographic inks to restore the photograph, giving it the impressionistic and textural look unique to a bromoil. For the past several years, Jill has also been creating magical prints using the encaustic method, which goes as far back as the 5th century B.C., where color-pigmented beeswax is melted, applied to a surface and reheated to fuse the image into a smooth or textured finish. Her works are enchanting, engaging and highly collectible. We invite you to come see this new exhibition and to meet Jill at the Opening Reception on Thursday, October 28.
OPENING RECEPTION WITH JILL SKUPIN BURKHOLDER
Thursday, October 28, 5-8 p.m.
Complimentary- Open to the public
View a selection of images from the "Magical, Mystical, Masterful"
exhibition by Jill Skupin Burkholder"
“Thoroughly Thoreau
by Scot Miller:
Photographs from Walden, Cape Cod & the Maine Woods”
Benefitting the Walden Woods Project
in honor of their 20th Anniversary
September 9 – October 23, 2010
Photographer Scot Miller has spent over eleven years drawing inspiration from and artistically photographing the places that Henry David Thoreau explored and described so eloquently in his classic writings of the mid-nineteenth century, especially Walden, Cape Cod and The Maine Woods.
To date, in cooperation with the Walden Woods Project, two of Thoreau’s books have been re-published featuring Scot’s photographs; Walden: 150th Anniversary Illustrated Edition of the American Classic and Cape Cod: Illustrated Edition of the American Classic. Since 2006, Miller has been photographing in the north woods of Maine for a planned illustrated edition of Thoreau’s "The Maine Woods."
In honor of the 20th Anniversary of the Walden Woods Project, a nonpr
ofit organization founded by recording artist and Dallas resident Don Henley, Sun to Moon Gallery is proud to introduce a diverse collection of Scot Miller’s large-format, limited-edition color photographic prints from Walden Woods and Walden Pond, Cape Cod and the Maine woods.
A percentage of sales from this exhibition will be donated
to the Walden Woods Project.
View a selection of images from the
"Thoroughly Thoreau by Scot Miller" exhibition
"SUMMER SHOW 2010"
July 22– August 28 at Sun to Moon Gallery
An exhibition of filely crafted photographic prints by
Annette Bottaro-Walklet, Dan Burkholder, Charles Cramer, Scot Miller,
Alison Shaw, Jill Skupin Burkholder, Keith S. Walklet & Dick Washburne
Treat yourself to an art break and we’ll treat you to a cool beverage at Sun to Moon Gallery this summer. For this exhibition, we have gone into the archives to assemble a diverse grouping of fine photographic prints from eight talented photographers. From stunning large-format landscapes to hand-crafted bromoils & encaustics to platinum/palladium over gold leaf; the variety and quality will impress you. If you need help decorating or are looking to add to your collection, call us. We’re here to help.
FEATURED ARTIST:
Alison Shaw is an award-winning fine art and editorial photographer who has lived and worked on Martha’s Vineyard since 1975. After graduating from Smith College, she took a job at the weekly newspaper the Vineyard Gazette, where she worked as a photographer and graphic designer for nearly 25 years. The island has provided the inspiration and subject matter for much of her photography. Many books have been published of Alison’s works, including “Remembrance and Light: Images of Martha's Vineyard” and “Vineyard Summer.” Alison’s colorful, contemporary and organic prints are visually stunning, beautiful to behold. Very friendly to collectors and non-collectors alike, her vibrant prints hang easily in contemporary spaces.
Featured: above: "Gannon & Benjamin Boat Yard II 1996," 41 x 33 Pigmented Ink Print, unframed $4,400, framed with German Silver $4,700
This is a stunning print!
"RAREFIED AIR by Keith S. Walklet"
June 4 – July 17 at Sun to Moon Gallery
Keith S. Walklet is well known for his fine photographic prints of grand landscapes, especially of places like Yosemite & the American Southwest. Reaching the vantage points of Keith’s images often requires strenuous wilderness hikes and overnight stays at great elevations, where the oxygen is thin and the nights very cold. Part photographer and part mountain goat, he photographs from places that most of us just dream about, with stunning results.
VIEW A SELECTION OF IMAGES FROM THE "RAREFIED AIR" EXHIBITION
ABOUT KEITH S. WALKLET
Photographer/author KEITH S. WALKLET is well known for his fine photographic prints of grand landscapes of the American West, especially of his former home, Yosemite National Park.
Part photographer and part mountain goat, Keith favors “lofty vantage points where the drama and personality of the landscape is revealed on a grand scale.” His appreciation for remote vistas often requires strenuous wilderness hikes and overnight stays at great elevations, where the oxygen is thin and the nights very cold. These solitary forays to narrow, wind-swept ledges ensure that he is in place to greet the first rays of the emerging dawn and the last, colorful moments as dusk gives way to the evening sky.
Keith is a native of the East Coast who traded a daily commute (from Connecticut to New York City) and most of his belongings, for a camera and motorcycle, with which he explored the continental U.S. and Alaska. Arriving in Yosemite in 1984 "for one winter," he set about documenting its grand scenes and subtle beauty. The "one winter" became fourteen years, providing Keith w
ith an opportunity to thoroughly explore the Yosemite region with his cameras. Over time he has demonstrated an uncanny ability to anticipate and capture the spectacular atmospheric phenomena definitive of the alpine landscape.
Since moving to Boise, Idaho in 1999 with his wife Annette, he has continued his exploration of the West's scenic beauty. His work has appeared in numerous publications and has authored several books, including "Yosemite, An Enduring Treasure" and "The Ahwahnee, Yosemite's Grand Hotel.” He is also featured in the book “First Light: Five Photographers Explore Yosemite’s Wilderness.” Keith also instructs for the prestigious Ansel Adams Gallery Workshops In Yosemite Valley and others.
PHOTOGRAPHIC GOLD by Dan Burkholder
April 15 – May 22, 2010
An exhibition of finely crafted platinum/palladium over gold leaf
photographic prints, and more!
Combining the old with the new has been a trademark of photographer and master printer Dan Burkholder for years and, once again, he has taken his craft to a new level. For Dan, discovering a new way to combine historic photographic printing processes-like platinum/palladium-with yet another precious metal-gold leaf-has been nothing short of thrilling. His platinum/palladium over 24k gold leaf prints on acid-free vellum are unique in the world of works on paper and are stunning jewels to behold. The small 4" x 6" and 9" x 13" hand-made gold prints will appeal to collectors and individuals alike. This is the first exhibition of these exquisite prints in North Texas.
ABOUT DAN BURKHOLDER
Dan Burkholder received both his BA and Master’s Degrees from Brooks Institute of Photography. No stranger to traditional photography, he was a 
workshop student of Ansel Adams and his mastery of the wet darkroom was highlighted by serving as assistant to both John Sexton and Jerry Uelsmann. In the early 1990’s, he was one of the first photographic artists to embrace digital technology. Originating the digital-negative process in 1992, Dan has helped open doors for all black and white photographers interested in moving into the new electronic technologies. His award-winning book, Making Digital Negatives for Contact Printing, is regarded as the most authoritative work in the field. In 2008, University of Texas Press published The Color of Loss: An Intimate Portrait of New Orleans after Katrina, a monograph of Dan’s images made in post-Katrina New Orleans. The book intimately documents the flooded interiors of post-Katrina New Orleans and was the first coffee table book done entirely using HDR (High Dynamic Range) methods.
Dan is always pushing the creative envelope and over the years he has printed a variety of traditional and digital fine art prints, including platinum prints, platinum over palladium prints, platinum/palladium over gold leaf prints, pigment over platinum prints, pigmented ink prints and HDR prints.
Dan has been teaching digital imaging workshops around the world for many years, including The School of the Art Institute, Chicago; The International Center of Photography, NY; Santa Fe Workshops; The Royal Photographic Society of Spain and many others. His exquisite prints are included in private and museum collections internationally. Dan lives in Palenville, New York with photographer Jill Skupin Burkholder.
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Provence, Tuscany & more
VISIONS OF FRANCE & ITALY
An exhibition of finely crafted
photographic prints by
Scot Miller
February 25 – April 10, 2010
Wide-ranging imagery and finely crafted photographic prints from Provence, Tuscany, Florence, Cinque Terra, Rome, Venice, the northern Lakes Region of Italy and more are featured in this new exhibition at Sun to Moon Gallery, next to the Trinity River in the Design District.
VIEW A SELECTION OF IN-STOCK IMAGES FROM THE
"PROVENCE, TUSCANY & MORE" EXHIBIT BY SCOT MILLER
ABOUT SCOT MILLER...
Dallas-based photographer Scot Miller's recent projects have focused on Yosemite and the Sierra Nevada, the Ozarks, the Maine Woods, and the Texas Hill Country where he was recently named Artist-in-Park for Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park, located in Johnson City and Stonewall, Texas. His photographs have appeared in numerous books and publications, including Walden: 150th Anniversary Illustrated Edition of the American Classic, Cape Cod: Illustrated Edition of the American Classic and First Light: Five Photographers Explore Yosemite’s Wilderness. The Harvard Museum of Natural History’s exhibition “Thoreau’s Walden: A Journey in Photographs by Scot Miller” is currently on a national museum tour through 2010.
Scot uses medium and panoramic-format equipment and film and takes great care in creating his detailed large-format color prints. His prints are held in many collections and a selection of his large format photographs from Italy are now being displayed in many Romano's Macaroni Grill restaurants throughout the country.
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Enlightened
An exhibition of finely crafted
photographic prints by
CHARLES CRAMER
January 14 – February 20, 2010
This exhibition features stunning photographic prints of the natural world by renowned landscape photographer Charles Cramer, including images from Yosemite, the Southwest, Hawaii, New England and more. Universally recognized as a master printer, his fine prints are held in collections worldwide.
VIEW A SELECTION OF IMAGES FROM THE
"ENLIGHTENED" EXHIBIT BY CHARLES CRAMER
ABOUT CHARLES CRAMER...
A professional photographer for thirty years, Charles Cramer revels in exploration and craftsmanship. A masterful artist, his career broadly parallels that of Ansel Adams: an early focus on music, finding inspiration in Yosemite National Park, and exploring the developing medium of photography. Charles worked in the darkroom for many years, mastering the complex Dye Transfer process. He was also one of the first landscape photographers to work with the "digital darkroom," recognizing the computer as an unparalleled means to control color and realize his artistic interpretation of the scene.
The end goal of his photography has always been to make beautiful prints and that is evident in his work. He recently converted from exclusively using large format cameras to using the latest, state-of-the-art digital camera system to capture his images, many of which will be on display in this exhibit. Many of Cramer’s large-format color photographs are from Yosemite and the Southwest, but his portfolio consists of stunning images from the east coast as well. His exquisite prints are held in collections worldwide.
Charles Cramer is in great demand as an instructor and teaches advanced photography classes for the prestigious Ansel Adams Gallery Workshops and others. His landscape work has been published by National Geographic Books, the Sierra Club, and he is also included in the books First Light: Five Photographers Explore Yosemite’s Wildernessand Landscape: The World's Top Photographers.
NEW VIEWS
An exhibition of finely crafted photographic prints by
Alison Shaw & Dick Washburne
October 23 – November 21, 2009
We are pleased to introduce works by two talented photographers
that expand upon the artistic styles offered by the gallery.
Alison Shaw is an award-winning fine art and editorial photographer who has lived and worked on Martha’s Vineyard since 1975. The island has provided the inspiration and subject matter for much of her photography. Her colorful, contemporary and organic prints are visually stunning, beautiful to behold and unique relative to our other photographers’ print styles. Very friendly to collectors and non-collectors alike, Alison’s vibrant prints hang easily in contemporary spaces. Many books featuring her photography have been published and over 8000 of her original fine art prints are in public and private collections. Alison also teaches photography workshops in the U.S. and throughout the world.
The photographs of Dallas photographer Dick Washburne have appeared regularly in D Magazine since 2005. He also publishes travel stories alongside his photography in both D and the Robb Report and presently shoots Major League Baseball games for D Magazine’s sports blog, Inside Corner. Dick has studied the craft of photography and fine print making with some of the finest photographers in the world but credits his time with master photographer Joel Meyerowitz as transformative. As a result, many of Dick’s fine prints evoke the best aspects of “street photography” and Sun to Moon Gallery is excited to introduce his fine prints to the DFW market.
VIEW A SELECTION OF IMAGES FROM "NEW VIEWS"
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FIRST LIGHT
Five Photographers Explore Yosemite's Wilderness
An exhibition of finely crafted photographic prints from the new book,
featuring varied interpretations of the Sierra wilderness by
Charles Cramer • Karl Kroeber • Scot Miller
Mike Osborne • Keith S. Walklet
September 12 – October 17, 2009
ABOUT THE BOOK...
Published by
the Yosemite Association & Heyday Books
in cooperation
with The
Yosemite Fund
144 pages
Softcover
$27.95
Ansel Adams led trips into the Yosemite backcountry as part of his efforts to protect this national treasure and, as a result, introduced millions to its beauty. Following his example, The Yosemite Fund asked five well-known Yosemite photographers to once again 
bring the wonders of the wilderness to the general public.
For five years, they spent a part of their summers in Yosemite's wilderness, a vast region of almost indescribable raw beauty, and the camaraderie that developed between them is evident in the reminiscences and musings that accompany their photographs. The result of this uncommon collaboration is a book of glorious prints, each imbued with its creator's distinct style.
ABOUT THE EXHIBITION...
The exhibition at Sun to Moon Gallery features select fine art prints from First Light taken during five years of wilderness trips by photographers Charles Cramer of Santa Clara, CA, Karl Kroeber of Soquel, CA, Scot Miller of Dallas, TX, Mike Osborne of El Portal. CA and Keith S. Walklet of Boise, ID. Partial proceeds benefit the Yosemite Fund.
VIEW A SELECTION OF IMAGES FROM "FIRST LIGHT"
"First Light" Collector's Edition Hardcovers – Only a few left!
Only 232 hardcover books were produced in the first run and offered for sale exclusively by The Yosemite Fund and Sun to Moon Gallery. We have a very limited amount of these hardcovers, signed by all six men, available on a first-come, first-served basis. Cost for the Collector’s Edition hardcover is $100, with $40 from each book being donated to The Yosemite Fund.
Call 214-745-1199 to reserve your limited-edition hardcover copy.
Don’t wait. Call today–they will not last long.
Softcovers signed by all 5 photographers – Only $27.95
We also have a limited amount of softcovers signed by all five photographers and Bob Hansen, the Introduction writer.
Quantities are limited. Great gift items!
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“LBJ Ranch and the Texas Hill Country ”
featuring finely crafted photographic prints by
Scot Miller
May 9 – June 13, 2009
Sun to Moon Gallery, Dallas, TX
Wide ranging images from photographer Scot Miller’s first year as Artist-in-Park for the Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park, featuring the LBJ Ranch in Stonewall, Texas, as well as images from the Texas Hill Country are featured in this new exhibition. The majority of the images in this exhibition have never been shown before so there are many #1 prints for those who especially like low-numbered limited edition prints.
Benefiting Friends of LBJ National Historical Park...
Sun to Moon Gallery is making a donation to the non-profit Friends of LBJ National Historical Park group for every print sold from this exhibition.
WE HAVE A LARGE DELECTION OF FINE PRINTS FROM THE LBJ RANCH AND THE TEXAS HILL COUNTRY IN STOCK.
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New Texas Hill Country Travel Tips by Marilyn Miller now online! If you're planning or contemplating a visit to the Fredericksburg area, you're certain to find this updated story on the Texas Hill Country very useful.
NEW DESTINATIONS at Marilyn's Travel Tips...
Chicago, Illinois and Rehoboth Beach, Delaware plus many others.
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NEW- Listen to a podcast interview with Charles Cramer
(audio is about 14MB, 25 minutes long)
This interview was conducted by Bettina and Uwe Steinmueller in Charles Cramer's printing studio in Santa Clara, CA. Charles will be a guest instructor at the 5th Photography & Fine Art Printing Summit with Akain Briot and Uwe Steinmueller. It's a great interview and well worth listening to!
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