Fine Art Photographs
If you’d like to see what I’ve been up to the past year, new work is always posted in the galleries. I’ve spent a lot of time travelling this past year, from my beloved Black Hills, to Corsica & Sardinia, and Tahiti. I’ve been spending less time travelling to shows, and more time actually making pictures.
If you’d like to see some of my latest work. come visit me at your local show. See the schedule, below.
The Artistic Process
Find out more about my shooting style, my hand-made custom frames, and how each piece is crafted from scratch. Starting with reclaimed barnwood, the process takes time. From washing the old wood, to milling it to my exact specifications, it’s a lot of fun, but it’s also a lot of work. Details here…
Books
No wall space, but you love the work? I’ve published several limited edition books that highlight the best images from my series “A Disappearing Landscape” and “Stories Told In Things Left Behind”. I can also help you publish your own work. Check out “Telling Your Story” for more…
Corporate Photography
There’s always a story to tell, and sometimes you need a little boost to visualize it. From environmental portraits to images of your workplace, I can work with you to get the shots you need.
Portraits & Weddings
If you have a special event coming up, I can help you capture the day in pictures. From portraits to personal branding, if you need a new image, I have the experience to photograph it. Read more…
Studio Design
Whether you need words or pictures, or both, one of my specialities is shooting small still lifes with studio lights. From product photography to food styling, let’s team up and tell YOUR story. Words, pictures or both.
A new book of poetry and photographs by Linda M. Hasselstrom & James W. Parker is now available. Read more…
Setting the Schedule
Getting into shows is much more involved than most people think. We, as artists, apply yearly to most of the shows we do. After filling out an application with images of current work (mostly online these days), and paying a application fee, a jury looks over our work and passes judgement as to whether or not we get to come back again this year.
Once we’ve been accepted, we pay a booth fee for the space at the show. If we’re lucky, the show staff is helpful, friendly and cares about the artists. Everything else we bring with us — the tents, the display panels, the bins, and most importantly, the work.
Show Name Dates Booth City State ArtBirmingham May 13-14 029-030 Birmingham MI Columbus Art Festival Jun 9-11 M598 Columbus OH Ann Arbor Summer Art Fair July 20-22 (TH-F-SA) MN316 Ann Arbor MI Fine Art at the Village Jul 29-30 90-91 Rochester Hills MI Art & Apples Sep 8-10 TBD Rochester MI Birmingham Street Art Fair Sep 23-24 TBD Birmingham MI
This year’s schedule is a bit light, due a heavy travel schedule, family obligations, and the like. These are the shows I know of so far, and new dates are added when confirmed.
So when you see me at the next show you attend, say hi, and stop in for an eyeful of this year’s fantastic new work. When you can’t get to a show, know that you can always come to my virtual show, online!
(On mobile devices, you can scroll the table left to see location of each show, or use landscape mode.)
A Look Inside the Photographer’s Studio
You might enjoy this short video on my photographic process. A look back at my humble beginnings, and a glimpse into my studio will give you a greater appreciation for the work that goes into making a good photograph.