Donal Botkin

dbbotkin@yahoo.com

Photography was created to capture and share what was seen. Now with electronic media, the creative vision of the ‘light-painter’ is also exposed. My work ranges from the representational to the abstract, drawing from nature its colors and forms, but often with an inclination to see what others overlooked.

Zeny Cieslikowski

www.colorphotographs.com

cizen@aol.com

I view photography as a language; it is characterized by the uncounted variations of light, form, color and texture. Photography has its own vocabulary in an ever changing, rich context. I use it for communication in its most pure form, that is, to attempt to capture the poetry of everyday objects fixed in time.

Youssef Ismail

www.organiclightphoto.com

youssef@organiclightphoto.com

I am a self-taught large format color landscape photographer.  The stunning archival pigment photographs I produce are of exceptional quality both in composition and workmanship.  The intent behind my work is to spark love and concern for the Earth that we may become its caretakers so that it will in turn take care of us.

Clarence Towers

www.towersphoto.com

cbtowers@earthlink.net

I have been making black & white and color landscape photographic images of the southwest and northwest United States with  both digital and traditional film cameras. The black & white prints are hand printed silver gelatin selenium toned prints and the color prints are archival digital prints.

Jim Wood

jwood@marinmagazine.com

Jim Wood’s photographs were all taken from the same Tiburon location. They show the San Francisco skyline at sunrise, sunset; in full sun, in fog and at night. Most include Alcatraz; many Angel Island; and a few show Tiburon. They are framed in maple and signed and numbered (and certified) by the artist. They are priced from $295 to $450. Jim Wood is a co-founder and the executive editor of Marin Magazine.