About Photography

My photography reflects my deep connection to nature and a desire to evoke complex emotions.

These images are records of places just out of reach. Occasionally we get a glimpse in half-remembered places and faces, or by a sound or smell. I love these sidelong glances into our imaginations. This is where I find my inspiration.

It's my hope that the images I present here will remain with the viewer as an invitation to journey into undiscovered landscapes, to serve as a locus, an anchor, a destination, and a point of departure.

Images

I use digital technology to make and print my images. Prints are made with top-quality papers and archival inks.

Please contact me if you are interested in a print and we can discuss the particulars.

Contact

Questions, comments and requests for quotes are welcome.
email: david(at)davidpinney(dot)com

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Wayang Two

16″ x 18″

Shells

16″ x 18″

The Collector

16″ x 18″

Boatman

16″ x 18″

Wayang One

16″ x 18″

Carita

16″ x 24″

Jamu

16″ x 18″

The Brothers

13″ x 20″

Frangipani

20″ x 20″

Firefly

20″ x 20″

Keris

20″ x 24″

Java

20″ x 20″

Lantern

20″ x 24″

You Must Be Giants

20″ x 24″

Ahab's Apprentice

20″ x 24″

Kronos and Kyros

8″ x 10″

Horse and Bird

20″ x 24″

Totem

20″ x 24″

Amplitude

20″ x 24″

Sky Dive

24″ x 26″

Spindrift

12″ x 12″

Sailor of Secret Seas

23″ x 23″

Synchronicity

13″ x 13″

Rhododendron Tree

13″ x 13″

The Yellow House

13″ x 13″

Marionette

13″ x 13″

Owl's Flight

12″ x 16″

Paper Tree

12″ x 16″

Medano Creek, Colorado

Selected by the Franklin Institue of Philadelphia for inclusion in their new exhibit Changing Earth.
8½″ x 13″

Ruins, New Mexico

8½″ x 13″

Leaning Shed, New Mexico

8½″ x 13″

Beach Path, Ocracoke

12″ x 16″

Jordan Pond, Maine

8½″ x 13″

Park In Winter

8½″ x 13″

Oak Tree, Ocracoke

9″ x 13″