Jongas Fine Art Photography

08/25/2026

He photographs oil fields, open-pit mines, and shipbreaking yards from a helicopter — and makes them look like abstract paintings.

Then you realize what you're looking at.

Edward Burtynsky is one of the most important photographers alive. His work is in MoMA, the Tate Modern, and the Guggenheim. His prints sell for up to $350,000. And he started with a borrowed camera at age eleven in a GM factory town in Ontario.

Full profile on the blog:

Edward Burtynsky photographs oil fields, mines, and shipyards from above and makes them look like paintings. Here's the full story of photography's most unsettling genius.

08/20/2026

Icy Dream- by Jongas. Limited Edition print -up to 120 inches https://www.jongasfineartphotography.com/photography/icy-dream/

08/20/2026

You walk into a Peter Lik gallery and something about it feels different from any other gallery you've been in. The room is dark. The photographs seem to be glowing from the inside. A consultant appears and starts asking where you're from and what kind of space you're decorating... read more on Jongas blog:

Thinking about visiting a Peter Lik gallery? Here's what actually happens inside — the design, the pricing, the sales experience, and what the secondary market looks like.

08/20/2026

Midnight Story

08/16/2026

60x40 inches acrylic mounted print was just delivered to home owner in Bel Air, Ca.
more copies are available to order up to 120 inches in size at: https://www.jongasfineartphotography.com/photography/ocean-spring/

08/16/2026

She raised three children, photographed plants in her backyard, and produced images that European modernists recognized as masterpieces before most Americans knew her name.

Imogen Cunningham spent 75 years behind a camera — from Pictorialism in 1901 to her final portrait project completed in the year of her death at 93. She co-founded Group f/64 alongside Ansel Adams and Edward Weston. She photographed Frida Kahlo before Kahlo was famous. She reversed a centuries-old power dynamic in art by photographing her husband n**e in 1915 — the first time a female photographer applied that kind of formal attention to the male body.

Ansel Adams said her blood was "three percent acetic acid." She responded by mailing him a ma*****na plant in a Hills Brothers coffee tin.

Full story on the blog — her botanical masterpieces, the Group f/64 revolution, the portraits, the philosophy, and the final project that changed how photographers think about aging as a subject.

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Imogen Cunningham photographed for 70 years — from botanical abstractions to Frida Kahlo. The full story of one of America's most important photographers.

08/14/2026

Introduction and some tips on how to decorate your home in rustic interior design. Read it on my blog

Rustic interior design explained: the natural materials, the earthy palette, six real sub-styles, and how to keep it warm and authentic instead of catalog-imitation

08/11/2026

Check out my newest blog post about Classical Fine Arts and how photography disrupted it and everybody panicked

Classical fine art defined Western culture for five centuries — until a French inventor with a box of chemicals changed everything. The full story, and where photography fits in.

08/11/2026

Unnamed 995 - another addition to pier collection https://www.jongasfineartphotography.com/collections/pier-photography/

07/21/2026

Mt. Shasta in all its glory with her friend Milky Way. fine art by Eddie Jongas