David Muench
My primary interest is in photographing with a sense of spirit of the land forms and places, for the land itself -- trying to make people aware of the importance of preserving what is wild in its natural state -- through the viewing of my photographs. A definite commitment to preserve our wild lands, and particularly to improve and to maintain a balance between economy and ecology, is most vital for our children and for future generations. Hopefully my work leads to a celebration of man and the earth -- and the mystical forces of nature that help to shape our destinies. Career Profile

Marc Muench
Capturing powerful experiences in a still image carries many difficulties. Combining my experience with the drama of nature and the art of creating images keeps me motivated. With no control over weather, light or geography a photographer must study the subject/landscape and place himself in the most unique position as to arrange all the variables in what will become an interesting composition. There are those serendipitous moments when all the elements of a great image fall into place. When I am surrounded with scenarios of light, subject, location, weather and timing, I compose images that remind me what is possible if I’m diligent about perusing them. I am a very blessed person to have experienced so much of life thus far, through the pursuit of photography. Career Profile

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Bonnie Muench
To paint and photograph has been a life-long endeavor for me. Whether drawing or taking pictures in the Sierras, Escalante or Africa I am at home in my search for the patterns of life. Though sometimes abstract or realistic I bring my vision into the location. By drawing a black line on white paper I begin my personal process of relating sky to earth and idea to image. Photographing helps me focus on external relationships and events. Combining these two creative processes helps me capture the essence. Fine art portfolio