Earth
(landscape)

Navajoland

1.  Mittens Panoramic
2.  Red Rock Crossing
3.  Mummy Cave
4.  White House Ruin
5.  Spider Rock Sunset
6.  Tsegi Sunrise
7.  North Rim Clouds
8.  North Rim Toe
9.  wo-chi-ha-yeli-kahn

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In March of 2004 I studied under accomplished landscape photographer Alain Briot during a workshop in Navajo land in northern Arizona.  The studies were primarily focused on studying "light" and "composition."  We visited some of the most beautiful locations in the area including Canyon de Chelly, Monument Valley, and Sedona.  The images in the list at left were captured as part of that workshop.   I hope you enjoy the images and find one that brings back fond memories or conjures up dreams of future places to visit. 

The Navajoland Portfolio is now on display at
Distant Mesas Native American Art Gallery in Charleston, WV.

The Distant Mesas exhibit came down in October 2005, ending a very successful display of over 9 months.  You can see the Navajo Portfolio at the Pendleton Studio 132 in Ashland, KY.
 
The portfolio includes 6 framed and 14 matted art pieces of 16x20' or larger.  This is a great chance to see in person the quality of the prints and presentation on this unique portfolio. 

Distant Mesas
221 Hale St.
Charleston, WV 25301
(304) 720-3287

As you can see in these photographs, Distant Mesas has some beautiful Native American art, pottery, weavings, and jewelry.  The gallery is a treasure in the state of West Virginia. 






Above, a customer views the fine art mat prints with the framed Upper Antelope on the wall to the upper right and the framed Mittens panoramic on the upper left.  The Antelope print is in the "Slot Canyon" portfolio on this website.  The framed Mummy Cave panoramic print has now been added to the gallery and is below the White House ruin pictured here, just below The Mittens. 

The gallery is also the exclusive distributor of scented soap by Sandia Soap Company in Albuquerque, NM.  The soap is a huge hit in the gallery.  You can also find some wonderful southwest teas and coffees.  Dave and John are excellent hosts at the gallery.  If you are in Charleston, WV, stop by and take in this wonderful gallery of Native American art.

The photograph on the left shows the wide assortment of pottery and artwork available in the gallery as well as the Montezuma's Castle (left) and Horseshoe Bend (upper right) prints.  The Horseshoe Bend print is found in the "Grand Canyon" portfolio on this website.