WHO AM I?I'm Eric Muhr. I started taking pictures on the farm where my family lived in 1987 with a 1950s Argus C4 rangefinder that had been my great-grandfather's hobby camera. Today, I use more modern equipment, but I'm still walking and looking and trying, with each photo I make, to save space for you, the viewer, to experience both comfort and challenge in every image.WHAT DO I DO?Roughly forty times each year, I hike through miles of the most beautiful scenes the Pacific Northwest has to offer, looking for one-of-a-kind perspectives and experiences of natural landscapes. I create fine art photographs that take you there.WHAT CAN I DO FOR YOU?Just think of a room you've recently been in where the walls were empty. No matter how nice the furniture, the overall feel of that room lacks character when the walls are blank. A fine art photograph on stretched canvas, textured paper, metal, natural wood, or acrylic creates a finishing element that brings together the furniture, decor, lighting, and color palette. The right fine art photograph takes your room from functional to fantastic.WHAT IS A FINE ART PHOTOGRAPH?Every image is a poem. Every scene has a kind of structure. The capture of a place, for instance, involves decisions of narrative perspective (where to look, from what position), of cadence (beats, breaks, a line beneath the sky), of tone. And just like a poem, the effective image compresses emotional experience into a single, small expression of longing and of beauty. When displayed, these images shape your experience of home and of work. They can create a sense of calm. They touch each moment with beauty. They provide a source of creative inspiration. They offer welcome.WHAT TO DO NOWEmail - ericmuhr@gmail.com - or message me for a FREE consultation on what images and media (canvas, metal, wood, acrylic, textured paper) would best suit your home or office space.www.ericmuhr.photo