Wagner Photo Art -- Art Galleries by Larry Wagner

<strong>The Brewery Gulch Inn Collection</strong> • Brewery Gulch Inn has commissioned a number of photographic images for their public rooms. It has been an honor to provide those images. I hope you have the chance to drop by the inn and see them up close and personal.

Brewery Gulch Collection

<strong>Dahlia Dalliance</strong> • Of all the flowers, the dahlia seems to be nature‘s way of showing off geometrical beauty best. These photos were all taken at the Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens in Fort Bragg, CA.

Dahlia Dalliance

But earthlier happy is the rose distill'd ‡ Than that which withering on the virgin thorn ‡ Grows, lives, and dies in single blessedness.<br /><br />– William Shakepeare

<strong>Floral Splendor</strong> • The flora of the Mendocino Coast rival the beauty of those anywhere. These interpretations were developed to give a fresh perspective for these oft-photographed flowers.

Floral Splendor

<strong>The Chic Collection</strong> • To understand Chic wherever you are, just observe the young women.

The Chic Collection

<strong>Coastal Storm</strong> • Big seas and high winds make for spectacular photographs, beauty, and ... danger. Our Noyo Harbor US Coast Guard Station plays a vital role.

<strong>Anderson Valley</strong> • All the glory of Mendocino County isn‘t on the coast. Highway 128, all fifty-five miles of it, is one of the most beautiful drives in America.

Anderson Valley

<strong>Paris</strong> • Paris, the City of Light, and a photographer‘s Mecca.

<strong>Paris in B&W</strong> • After growing up with the photographs of Cartier-Bresson and Brassai, it is hard to imagine not shooting black and white in Paris.

<strong>A Taste of France</strong> • Test: A tour de France is filled with treasures for any photographer. This one started in Paris, went to Giverny, headed south-west to the Dordogne Valley, and on to the village of Vezelay south of Paris. The challenge was limiting the number of photos in this gallery.

A Taste of France

<strong>San Francisco</strong> • San Francisco is the second most photogenic city after Paris.

<strong>Nature's Splendor</strong> • The squalls of the Mendocino coast spring bring a cornucopia of special effects just waiting to be captured.

Nature's Splendor