About
BRUCE YOST
About
BRUCE YOST
It occurred to Bruce upon returning from his third trip to Jamaica that he was indeed enchanted with travel to new places, meeting new people and their cultures. In 1993, once back in Berkeley CA, he purchased his first camera—the photographic bug had bitten.
Living in the San Francisco Bay Area he was exposed to the beauty of Northern California, attending workshops of Berkeley local, Galen Rowell, both in the field and at his studio. The inspiration gained, as well as the places he too had seen, opened the door to the countless wonders, sights, and visions out there on this planet. Travel had become a constant thought.
Now residing in Tucson AZ, Bruce experiences the different seasons of life in the Sonoran Desert. The summers bring the monsoons and early morning bike rides before the day’s heat arrives. Here, he brought his eye inside to work in his studio with his beloved macro lens, seeing scenes beyond the naked eye, calling this “painting with light”.
All images are shot on E-6 slide film, without digital manipulation, and faithfully represent the light captured through his journeys.
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After almost 3 decades of working with the following: Andrea & staff at the Photo Lab in Berkeley CA, Rob at the Lightroom in Berkeley CA, Mary & staff at Photographic Works in Tucson AZ, and to Geoff Bugbee, photojournalist based in Portland OR, a heartfelt appreciation to all of you.
10% of sales will be donated to the American Himalayan Foundation & Free Arts for Children of Arizona.
Living in the San Francisco Bay Area he was exposed to the beauty of Northern California, attending workshops of Berkeley local, Galen Rowell, both in the field and at his studio. The inspiration gained, as well as the places he too had seen, opened the door to the countless wonders, sights, and visions out there on this planet. Travel had become a constant thought.
Now residing in Tucson AZ, Bruce experiences the different seasons of life in the Sonoran Desert. The summers bring the monsoons and early morning bike rides before the day’s heat arrives. Here, he brought his eye inside to work in his studio with his beloved macro lens, seeing scenes beyond the naked eye, calling this “painting with light”.
All images are shot on E-6 slide film, without digital manipulation, and faithfully represent the light captured through his journeys.
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After almost 3 decades of working with the following: Andrea & staff at the Photo Lab in Berkeley CA, Rob at the Lightroom in Berkeley CA, Mary & staff at Photographic Works in Tucson AZ, and to Geoff Bugbee, photojournalist based in Portland OR, a heartfelt appreciation to all of you.
10% of sales will be donated to the American Himalayan Foundation & Free Arts for Children of Arizona.