Gordon Mortensen - Carmel Wildflowers
Gordon Mortensen
Gordon Mortensen was an American photographer known for his captivating black and white landscapes and intimate portrayals of the American West. Born in 1938 in Utah, Mortensen's deep appreciation for nature and its serene beauty became the foundation of his photographic journey. His mastery of composition and tonal range allowed him to create evocative and atmospheric images that conveyed a sense of timelessness. Mortensen's photographs often showcased the vast expanses of the Western landscape, capturing the interplay of light and shadow with remarkable precision. His work has been exhibited in numerous galleries and museums, leaving a lasting impact on the world of landscape photography.
Edition - 107/130
32x46 (LxW) Framed
24x38 (Picture)
- 1986
- Archival pigment print
-Woodcut
-FFL COA
Gordon Mortensen
Gordon Mortensen was an American photographer known for his captivating black and white landscapes and intimate portrayals of the American West. Born in 1938 in Utah, Mortensen's deep appreciation for nature and its serene beauty became the foundation of his photographic journey. His mastery of composition and tonal range allowed him to create evocative and atmospheric images that conveyed a sense of timelessness. Mortensen's photographs often showcased the vast expanses of the Western landscape, capturing the interplay of light and shadow with remarkable precision. His work has been exhibited in numerous galleries and museums, leaving a lasting impact on the world of landscape photography.
Edition - 107/130
32x46 (LxW) Framed
24x38 (Picture)
- 1986
- Archival pigment print
-Woodcut
-FFL COA
