Gary's personal challenge is to find the definitive image in every subject.  He has a true passion for preserving moments in time that will be shared with others for generations to come.

EXPERIENCE:
Gary's fine art photographs of landscapes and architecture have been displayed in various galleries and sold to individuals and organizations since 1991.  He has been fortunate to have studied under John Sexton (assistant to Ansel Adams).  Gary and his work have been featured in The Oregonian (Living Section) and on KGW-TV (Evening Edition). His photographs have also been published, four years running, in The Best of Photography Annual.  The Columbia River Gorge Interpretive Center and Pearson Air Museum also have images of his on display.

TECHNIQUE:
Gary, always looking for ways to perfect his craft, decided to take advantage of digital imaging early on. Around 1999 he did so by employing a hybrid process, combining the best of traditional photography (Chemically processed film) along with the best of digital (Scanning and Photoshop® software). His current method is direct capture of images using a high resolution digital camera.  Currently images are printed either on Kodak Metallic® silver gelatin paper or a fiber-based Baryta paper using archival inks in a process know as Giclèe. These unique papers give his images exceptional luminosity and brilliance.

QUALITY AND VALUE:
Finished images are of the highest archival standards, offering over 120 years of stability and are available in sizes from 8" to 40".  All prints are personally signed, dated and enclosed with an embossed Canazzi seal of authenticity.

PURCHASING:
To purchase a photograph, make note of the category (above) along with a brief description of the image, then just contact us with size of print you would like.

Your order comes with a 30-day NO RISK Guarantee.  Live with the photograph for 30 days to make sure you are completely satisfied.  If you aren't, you may exchange it for another image or get a full refund - its that simple.