Robert H. Clark

October 5 – November 23, Landscape Photography

Robert H. Clark is a fine art landscape photographer based in the United States. Born in North Carolina, he is a graduate of the University of Georgia School of Visual Design, and the School of Architecture at Georgia Institute of Technology. Robert is a photographer, graphic designer, architect, and a teacher. He currently works as a media designer for the National Park Service.

Robert travels regularly, photographing unique and remote locations and exploring some of the most beautiful places in the United States. His work can be found in private collections, exhibits and publications, and internationally for corporate clients. In 2009 he was selected to be a MOAB Master by the MOAB Paper Company, a division of Legion Paper.

In this exhibition “Chasing Light,” Robert features his new landscape work from recent trips to the West Virginia highlands, the Navajo lands of Arizona, Death Valley, and the Eastern Front of the Sierra Mountains, California. In these new photographs Robert takes viewers on a journey featuring the high alpine landscape of Dolly Sods Wilderness, the elegant waterfalls of Black Water Falls State Park, the multi-colored canyons of the Navajo Nation, and the intriguing rock formations of the Alabama Hills in California.

Through the use of light, composition, and photographic technique, Robert reveals the intricate beauty of these special places. All the images are digitally captured with high resolution Nikon cameras. Each image is processed to achieve maximum detail, color, and fidelity. All images are archivally printed by the artist, using state of the art Epson printers and inks, on 300gsm MOAB Somerset Museum paper.

To view his portfolios or learn more about his photography, visit his web site at http://roberthclarkphotography.com, and his blog at http://roberthclarkphotographyblog.com. He can also be found on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/rhclphotography and is a frequent contributor to Google+ at https://plus.google.com/108965164133793342297/post