Masters of Photography: Charles Cramer
I've spent the majority of my time in photography learning all I can to create beautiful prints. Prints that are brilliant (sunglasses optional), and prints that are more subtle and quiet. Making prints has been my obsession. Spectrum Art Gallery, Fresno CA
Charles Cramer is a photographer who revels in exploration and craftsmanship. A masterful artist, his career broadly parallels that of Ansel Adams: an early focus on music, finding inspiration in Yosemite National Park, and exploring the developing medium of photography.
Biography - Photographs by Charles Cramer
Charles Cramer. Portfolios. All Images; My Favorites; New; Biography; Dye Transfer; What’s New Just Added New Photographs See the photographs. Latest Blog. Photographs by Charles Cramer
During the last 45 years, I have wandered with my camera throughout the landscapes of the United States. I am drawn to photograph primarily by the “light” and only secondarily by the subject. I search for that special kind of light that can transform the ordinary into the extraordinary. Giving Back – Charles Cramer on Photography! - Scott Loftesness George Eastman, the founder of the Eastman School of Music, also founded a company named Kodak, which was headquartered in Rochester. Thus, the public library there had a superb photography section. This was where I searched for Yosemite books, and discovered Ansel Adams. Adams himself trained as a pianist, and later turned to photography.Aspen in Fog, Boulder Mountain, Utah - Charles Cramer May 2014: Charles Cramer. Charles Cramer is a photographer who revels in exploration and craftsmanship. A masterful artist, his career broadly parallels that of Ansel Adams: an early focus on music, finding inspiration in Yosemite National Park, and exploring the developing medium of photography.Snowstorm, Cottonwoods along Merced River ... - Charles Cramer Charles Cramer and The Ansel Adams Gallery. When I took my first Ansel Adams workshop in 1977, never in my wildest dreams did I imagine they would one day sell my prints. But, in 1982, the gallery took a few of my prints on consignment. It wasn’t until ten years later that I finally had a solo show. In 2010, after at least 23 shows, I’ve. All Images - Photographs by Charles Cramer
The first part of Charlie’s talk was a deep look back – at how he got started, the intertwine between music and photography, his early experiences in Yosemite with Ansel Adams, and his early “love” (!) of dye transfer prints. Photographer of the Month Interview: Charles Cramer ...
Our thanks to Charles Cramer, our featured guest photographer for May, We appreciate that he's taken the time to share his story, thoughts and beautiful photography with us! Please visit his links to see more of his work, and to let him know you enjoyed this interview.
Charles Cramer Bio: . Charles Cramer is a photographer who revels in exploration and craftsmanship. A masterful artist, his career broadly parallels that of Ansel Adams: an early focus on music, finding inspiration in Yosemite National Park, and exploring the developing medium of photography. Charles has worked in the darkroom for many years, mastering the complex Dye Transfer process. .
Welcome to our virtual exhibition of works by Charles Cramer. The first part of Charlie’s talk was a deep look back – at how he got started, the intertwine between music and photography, his early experiences in Yosemite with Ansel Adams, and his early “love” (!) of dye transfer prints.
Charles Cramer, our featured guest photographer for May, 2015. Our thanks to Charles Cramer, our featured guest photographer for May, 2015. We appreciate that he's taken the time to share his story, thoughts and beautiful photography with us! Please visit his links to see more of his work, and to let him know you enjoyed this interview.
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Charles Cramer's own story: Just before leaving for two years of graduate piano study at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York, I visited Yosemite National Park for the first time. This was my first real camping trip—and it was a revelation.